Thrive by Five Early Learning and Disability Communiqué

A little girl with Down Syndrome wearing a white shirt and pigtails, giving a double thumbs up with a gummy smile. To the left is the Thrive by Five Mindaroo Foundation logo. Below, text reads: "The Thrive by Five early learning and disability communique."

All children deserve a high quality, affordable early education and care system that is universally accessible. But the current early education and care system is not working for children with disability and neurodiverse profiles.

CYDA’s response to the inquiry into the worsening rental crisis

Response to inquiry.

The Australian rental market is currently experiencing significant challenges, with skyrocketing rent prices and a diminishing supply of affordable housing. For young people with disability, this situation has become even more dire, as they face a unique set of challenges and vulnerabilities when trying to secure stable and suitable accommodation.

CYDA as my first employer

young person presenting and standing behind a lecturn with a microphone one one side and mini flags of first nation, torres strait and australian flags. Young person is wearing black headphones around their neck and a black print shirt. There is a cyda banner in the background.

Xander Wroblewski talks about the difficulty of finding an after-school job, and his experience on CYDA’s Youth Council.