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3 December 2020
Disability rights are everyone’s rights. But not everyone can understand the way it is written.
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Making complex interfaces work for the NDIS
3 December 2020
The survey is open to individuals, or family and guardians of individuals, who are currently receiving a NDIS funded plan.
The Dignity Project
3 December 2020
The Dignity Project survey aims to disrupt stereotypes about people with disability and break down the barriers that impact on daily life.
Power of peers connecting Queensland seniors with disability
15 August 2020
The new peer support group will provide a space for over 65s with disability from all over Queensland to connect, share information and talk about topics that are important to them.
Taking a break
31 January 2020
‘Respite’ simply means taking a break. It’s important that carers take time for themselves to rest and recharge while respite care services look after the person being cared for. It provides an opportunity for both people to take a break.
Regional Delivery Partners for the Carers Gateway
28 August 2019
Ten not-for-profit organisations who will receive about $493 million over five years to establish a new network of 16 Carer Gateway service to support the important work of the nation’s unpaid carers.