eNews July 2026 in Easy Read
Information guides for women about hormones
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We have new guides about hormones.
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These guides are for women and girls.
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They help you understand your body.
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The guides tell you how hormones change your body during different times like
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- During your period
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- When you are pregnant
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- During menopause.
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You can get the guides from our website
I can decide
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We have made a video about supported decision making.
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Supported decision making is making your own decisions with the right supports.
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The video is called I Can Decide.
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The video is in 4 languages
- English
- Vietnamese
- Mandarin
- Arabic
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You can watch all the videos on our website
What CID thinks about justice
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CID has position statements.
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Position statements say what we think about issues that affect people with intellectual disability.
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We have a position statement about justice.
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People with intellectual disability say police and court staff do not treat them fairly.
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They say the legal system is confusing.
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In our easy to read position paper we say how the justice system can be fairer for people with intellectual disability.
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You can read the position paper on our website.
Progress report on justice
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The NSW Government has made a report about justice after the Disability Royal Commission
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CID looked at the report to see what the Government is doing about justice for people with intellectual disability.
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You can read what we say in an article on our website.
The article is not in Easy Read.
CID out and about
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These are some things CID did in July.
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- We did the I can Decide workshop for people with intellectual disability and their families in English and Cantonese.
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- CID members and the Advocacy team went to NSW Parliament House for NAIDOC week.
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We made reels about health for women.
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Reels are short videos for social media.
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Events in August
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These events will happen in August.
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Advocacy Group
The Advocacy Group will meet on Thursday 13 August.
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It is for CID members with intellectual disability.
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You can come to the meeting online or in person.
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If you want to join the Advocacy Group
- Call CID at 1800 424 065
- Email advocacy@cid.org.au.
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You CAN ask that!
You CAN Ask That! is a free workshop about women’s health and relationships.
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It is for women with intellectual disability who are 16 years or older.
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You can come to an online workshop on
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Friday 14 August
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From 12 to 2pm
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To find out more
- Phone 1800 424 065
- Email health@cid.org.au.
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Learn 2 Lead
Learn 2 Lead will meet on Thursday 27 August.
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It is for CID members.
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You can come to the meeting online or in person.
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If you want to join Learn 2 Lead
- Email business@cid.org.au
- Call CID at 1800 424 065.
Easy Read tax guide
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The Australian Tax Office has an Easy Read guide about doing your tax.
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We call them the ATO for short.
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The guide tells you things like
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- When you need to do your tax
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- How to get help
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- What to do if you make a mistake.
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You can get the Easy Read tax guide from the ATO website.
Australian Census
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The Census is a count of everyone in Australia.
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It asks questions about things like
- How many people live in your home
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- What languages you speak
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- If you work or study.
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It helps the government plan for things like
- Schools
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- Hospitals
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- Roads.
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It will happen on Tuesday 11 August 2026.
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It is run by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
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We call them the ABS for short.
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The ABS has Easy Read information about the census.
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You can get the information from the ABS website.
Connect to Move
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The Connect to Move project wants to talk to people about being active.
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They want to make it easier for people with intellectual disability to
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- Find physical activities they like
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- Join in activities in the local area
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- Get support to be active.
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They will have focus groups and interviews.
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If you want to be part of this project you can get Easy Read information from their website.
Got a question?
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Our friendly team can answer your questions.
They can help you find the information you need.
Call us on 1800 424 065.








