Community-Led Innovation Partnership Program supports innovative solutions that enable women, people with disabilities, older people, and other high-risk groups to participate and engage actively and inclusively in disaster management and decision-making processes that empower their lives. Based on a content analysis of several documents, this paper aims to reflect on the roles of the YAKKUM Emergency Unit, Ide Inovasi Aksi Inklusi (hereafter called IDEAKSI), as an innovation hub to support those innovative solutions, especially by the inclusion of community-led Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) innovation program. More specifically, this paper reports potential challenges of inclusion in disaster management, the roles of the innovation hub in supporting inclusiveness, and the authors’ reflection on the supporting factors in fostering inclusion in the community-led innovation program. This paper should interest readers who plan to do similar DRR based on local power and community in Indonesia or other countries with similar characteristics and challenges as described in this paper.