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Supported by Dr Helen Sykes, the Brenda Gabe Biennial Leadership Award is a WDV initiative that celebrates leadership amongst Women and gender diverse people with Disabilities in Victoria. Applications are…
Most disability organisations have a full board of directors who are people with disabilities. As organisations are we no longer ‘overseen’ by the good works model. We have taken back…
Sara Gingold from DSC explores what’s happening with needs assessments, including a look at the NDIA’s tender for needs assessment tools.
Exclusion and bullying of students with disability is on the rise in Australia, with three in four impacted in 2024, according to a new survey. Children and Young People with…
The Victorian Electoral Commission is delivering free voter information sessions about elections to communities including people with disabilities (especially people with intellectual disabilities).
The Australian Electoral Commission support people living with disability to participate in elections. It’s compulsory for all Australian citizens aged 18 and over to enrol and vote. This page outlines…
The Department of Social Services is seeking views on the way forward for supported and open employment, particularly options for increasing inclusive employment, raising subminimum wages, and ending segregated employment….
The NDIS First Nations Strategy aims to ensure that the NDIS delivers improved outcomes in the lives of First Nations People with disability.
The NDIS have published a new guideline called Behaviour Support to make it clearer about what supports they can fund.
Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA) is calling for reform to legal definitions of ‘domestic and family violence’ this election to ensure they are disability-inclusive. Current laws do not recognise our…
April 7th is World Health Day! For information on your rights and healthcare, check out Neve – a Women With Disabilities Australia resource for health and your rights. Neve is…
On the western outskirts of Melbourne, where the new estates meet open paddocks, it was clear something wasn’t right at number 20, Eshal Crescent. There was a skip out the…
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