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Social Inclusion means all sectors of the community (government, business and the not-for-profit sector, communities and individuals) working together to redress disadvantage to build a stronger, fairer Australia where all Australians have the opportunity and support to participate in our community which achieve the following benefits:

Enhanced Self-esteem / QOL,  Sense Of Community / Contribution To Society
Better Control Stress Responses / Coping Skills 
Higher Personal Health And Fitness
Increased Labour Force Participation / Productivity / Tax Contributions

Diminished Drug Abuse Caused Crime / Lifestyle Related Chronic Diseases  

The Australian newspaper attributed the Federal Govt's Mental Health and Ageing Minister, Mark Butler, as describing Social Inclusion as "removing the siloed approach to delivering government services." 

People invariably value something more if they have earned it, rather than been given it.  Hence, 'providing the tools under a supervised and monitored competitive social environment'  to enable disadvantaged to aspire to better themselves is advantageous, ideally where 'a spirited hunger to improve and succeed'  is focal, when opening the 'public purse', as casual empiricism suggests that too many socially disadvantaged become 'Welfare Dependant' from 'hand-outs'.  

Obviously, a percentage of socially and/or economically disadvantage Australians, particularly amongst the Disabled, do not fall within the broad brush view expressed in the previous paragraph, however, a lot do as it is only in relatively recent times in the life span of Homo sapiens that welfare has been available, and Charles Darwin's Natural Selection holds not only the fittest survived due to humans adapting.  

See Social Capital, Social Infrastructure, Social Infrastructure Lifestyle Programme, Australian Government Social Inclusion website , Waiting for word on social inclusion and Social Inclusion Unit fails test.