…strength and job environments that suit them. There are 3 sets of cards: Download the My Strength cards (PDF) Download the Important to me in a job cards (PDF) Download…
Read more…don’t want to be dependent on. Every person with disabilities has their rights and has their rights, to have an opinion. I started to speak out first in 1989, on…
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…But over time it started to gel. I found that the most interesting part was sharing experiences and stories with other people with disabilities. View our stories about peer support….
Read more…of good preparation and goal setting when it comes to the NDIS. He was able to secure funding for his seeing-eye dog, transport, an accessible phone, and adaptive technology for…
Read more…about what makes Shannon tick. Tell us a bit about yourself I’m 35 and I live in Wollongong. I have experienced mental illness. I’ve learnt to stand up for myself…
Read more…government to commit to up to 2 years of further transitional funding through to June 2022. We think this is a very good idea. Unfortunately the Minister for Families, Communities…
Read more…campaign is an example of how systemic advocacy works – drawing people’s attention to an issue, making sure people’s stories are told, giving policy advice, supporting research, educating people and…
Read more…and take pride in their work. An inclusive workplace supports people to do their best work and creates a sense of community. Workplace policies, processes and practices include everyone. Everyone…
Read moreSpeak Up Hunter is a group of people with intellectual disability who are using their voice to stand up for their rights. Not only are they advocating for the rights…
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