Partner With Us
Build It With Us, Not For Us.
EconAbility will only work if people affected by decision barriers help shape it.
We are seeking lived-experience contributors, accessibility specialists, financial counsellors, consumer advocates, community organisations, technologists and evaluators who can challenge assumptions, identify risks and help test what genuinely works.
What we need
Neurodivergent people and families
Lived experience, scenario priorities and language
Community organisations
Canberra and NSW pilot opportunities
Independent evaluators
Benefits, usability and unintended harms
Where resources allow, lived-experience participation will be paid.
Accessibility specialists
Cognitive load, Easy Read, sensory and digital accessibility
Financial counsellors and consumer experts
Scenario accuracy, support pathways and boundaries
Technology contributors
Accessible implementation and scaling
Ways to Partner
Different perspectives can help EconAbility become more useful, accessible and responsible. Choose the way that best matches your experience or organisation.
Lived Experience
Neurodivergent people and families can help identify real barriers, language and scenario priorities.
Accessibility
Accessibility specialists can review communication modes, cognitive load, low sensory design and inclusive interaction.
Consumer Protection
Financial counselling and consumer advisers can test scenario accuracy, boundaries, support pathways and referral language.
Help Shape EconAbility
EconAbility is being developed with the people and organisations who understand the barriers around everyday economic decisions.
We want to challenge assumptions, identify accessibility gaps and test whether the model helps people participate without judgement.
Whether you bring lived experience, professional expertise, community knowledge or evaluation experience, your perspective can help shape what comes next.
Approach Listen, test and improve!
EconAbility is not being presented as a finished solution. We want to learn from people with relevant experience, test the model carefully and improve it before wider use.
Partnership means helping us understand what works, what does not, what could cause unintended harm and what needs to change.
Share Your Perspective
Tell us what you see, experience or understand from your work or lived experience.
Shape the Model
Help us review scenarios, accessibility approaches and support pathways.
Test & Learn
Where appropriate, help us explore pilots, evaluation or further development.
Let's Work Together
Tell us a little about yourself, your organisation and how you would like to contribute. You do not need to have all the answers we’re interested in starting useful conversations.