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How do people with disability utilise speech pathology?
Speech pathology is a specialised field that provides support for people with communication disorders or communication... Read more
What is a communication disability?
Talking and communicating to others is a task often taken for granted, but for people with a communication disability,... Read more
A sense of good tea and successful business ideas
CONSUMER STORY – At only 20 years of age, Bella Kobayashi is quickly becoming a successful business owner. Read more
Understanding the National Construction Code’s accessible housing standards
Housing accessibility has long been a debated issue for the disability sector, but the introduction of new Livable... Read more
The NDIS Code of Conduct explained
As a National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participant, it is important that you feel safe and respected while... Read more
What is childhood dementia?
Dementia is often a condition associated with old age, but 700,000 children are estimated to be currently living with... Read more
Accessible accommodation options in rural or remote areas
For people with disability, living in accessible accommodation that supports their needs ensures they can remain... Read more
Rehabilitation and recovery from spinal cord injuries
Spinal cord injuries (SCI) are impossible to predict or entirely prevent, with the most common causes coming from... Read more
What if my NDIS application is not successful?
Not all people with disability are eligible for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and, in fact, only about... Read more
Obtaining a diagnosis for your child with disability
Every child is different and some have unique characteristics and challenges, but you may find after your child is born... Read more
Sex and relationships for people with disabilities
Navigating romantic and sexual relationships has its difficulties, especially for a person living with disability. Read more
Younger onset dementia and disability support
While many people see dementia as an older person’s condition, there are thousands of Australians under the age of 65... Read more
Education rights for students with disability
Students with disability sometimes need adjustments made to their learning environment so that they can learn on the... Read more
Building inclusive communities for hearing impaired people
In a world that can rely on hearing to navigate through the community and communicate with others, hearing impaired... Read more
What is dystonia?
Dystonia is a neurological disorder impacting the body’s movement through involuntary muscle contractions. Read more