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…
Do you want more supports for your child at school, but not sure how to start the conversation? Join us for our FREE online workshop, Advocating at School. You’ll get…
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…
You are invited to our FREE training about: How to be in Advisory Groups! We will talk about: You can choose what date you would like to come: *May 5…
MyTime currently runs 40 groups throughout Victoria and our groups provide a welcoming, inclusive, and safe space for parents and carers to unwind, share information and connect with others in…
Ensuring safe and accessible transport is essential for everyone, including people withdisability, their carers, and families. If you or someone you care for relies on taxis or rideshareservices, it’s important…
Walking and rolling paths everyone can enjoy. These walks have been audited by Victoria Walks staff in partnership with Disability Sport and Recreation, Regional Sport Victoria and with Scope Australia….
Women with Disabilities Victoria (WDV) and Safe and Equal have partnered to produce a suite of eLearn Modules to enhance practice capability of practitioners supporting victim survivors with disabilities. This
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DARU is auspiced by DAV and VCOSS with funding from the Victorian Government Office for Disability
