What does disability pride mean to you?

In this episode of the Take Charge of Change podcast, hear young people with lived experience of disability share insights about what disability pride means for them.
What does it take to become independent?

In this episode of the Take Charge of Change podcast, hear young people with lived experience of disability share insights about the challenges and success stories of developing independence.
How do you build independence at your own pace?

In this episode of the Take Charge of Change podcast, hear young people with lived experience of disability share insights about their journeys to building personal independence.
Supporting your child to thrive at school

In this video for parents and caregivers, learn about practical ways to ensure that your child with disability can feel safe and thrive at school.
Finding independence as a young person, with Britt and Grace

Grace shares insights about what autonomy means for her at school, home, and travelling independently.
Building financial skills as a young person, with Britt and Alfie

Britt talks to Alfie about his experience with building financial skills and starting his own business.
Advocating for yourself as a young person, with Britt and Charlotte

Charlotte shares their perspective on self-advocacy and an aspiration to represent their community in politics.
What’s Next for my Child with Disability?

A map to help you find resources to support your child on the journey from disability to diagnosis to support.
Creating Supports at School

All schools have a legal responsibility to support your child’s learning and participation. Learn about your rights and how to start a conversation with your school.
Connecting with the Right Support Services

There are many supports available for your child. They can include therapy, assistive technology, and programs to help your child thrive.
Applying for NDIS

The NDIS may help fund supports for your child, but applying can take time.
Talking to a Medical Professional

A medical professional like a GP, speech therapist, or paediatrician can listen to your concerns and help you take the next step.