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Home is a vital part of our lives. It not only provides us with security, privacy, comfort and control but it reflects our identity, our adulthood and our deep sense…
On July 31st, the Federal Government responded to the Disability Royal Commission. To the say the response was a let-down is an understatement, as many of us felt deeply disappointed…
CALD people with disability, as a cohort, are at higher risk of experiencing violence and abuse when compared to the general population of people with disability. They are also less…
As part of a video series with Elly Desmarchelier Minister Bill Shorten answers some of the #disability community’s questions about housing and living. He acknowledges while there have been pockets…
CALD people with disability, as a cohort, are at higher risk of experiencing violence and abuse when compared to the general population of people with disability. They are also less…
Deaf Indigenous Community Consultancy invites you to the launch of the Bina Gurri Yarns website. The website will provide training for anyone working with First Nations, Deaf and Hard of…
Association for Children with a Disability, as part of the Child and Family Disability Alliance, is delighted to be holding a live online Q&A session with Professor Bruce Bonyhady AM,…
Deep Dive into the NDIS Review – Part 1: What happened to participant choice and control?
Join us for an insightful and thought-provoking webinar as we explore the crucial aspects of supporting frontline workers during disasters. In this engaging session, we will uncover the essential components…
Women with Disabilities Victoria are pleased to invite you to our International Women’s Day event, Count Us In – Accelerating Gender Equality for Women with Disabilities through Economic Empowerment. Guest…
A monumental moment for many Australians, the Disability Royal Commission’s (DRC) Report is now in our hands. Understandably, many savvy providers want to understand the key recommendations and what it…
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