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.

Creating Supports at School

Feature image with a purple sign on a wood post. The sign says “check point number six”. Below the sign is a graphic of a woman with short. black hair standing next to a boy at a desk. The boy has fluffy black hair and is wearing a red t-shirt. He is writing in a blue notebook. The woman has her hand on his shoulder in an encouraging manner. Both are smiling.

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.

Applying for NDIS

Feature image with a purple sign on a wood post. The sign says “check point number four”. Below the sign is a graphic of a woman at a laptop. The woman has fair skin and wavy black hair. She is wearing a blue jumper. There is a cup with pencils sitting next to the laptop.

The NDIS may help fund supports for your child, but applying can take time.