New tools and resources for carers supporting people with intellectual disability. Launched at a Research to Action Day at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, the resources include: e-Learning modules for carers, […]
Author Archives: Kymberly Martin
Active Ageing Conference gathers pace
Get current evidence in restorative care, reablement and wellness at the Active Ageing Conference. This one day conference brings together leading providers, allied health professionals and experts in the field […]
Quickie Krypton Carbon Fibre Wheelchair
Take your seat and you‘ll feel the difference. Utilising innovative and seamless carbon braid technology, the Quickie Krypton range features an ultra-lightweight carbon fibre frame resulting in supreme rigidity for […]
Empower Golf needs your vote
Empower Golf, a finalist in the SunSuper Dreams for a Better World, needs your vote. This is so it can proceed to the grand final with the chance to win […]
New panel for DES providers – register now
Businesses wanting to deliver Disability Employment Services (DES) need to register by August 29. In a statement, Assistant Minister for Social Services, Jane Prentice, said a new panel of DES […]
Applications open for Variety Heart scholarships
It’s time to apply for a Variety Heart Scholarship. Variety supports children living with disability, chronic illness, geographic isolation and financial hardship, by providing practical equipment, programs and care, chief […]
House with No Steps enters Virtual Reality
House with No Steps plans to develop Virtual Reality-based learning tools for disability support workers. The disability services provider has been awarded $200,000 from the National Disability Services Innovative Workforce […]
Disability workforce gets funding hike
Disability organisations will share nearly $2.9 million to boost the disability workforce. A total of 21 projects would receive grants of up to $200,000 under the first round of the […]
GlassOuse assistive device for people with limited hand function
The GlassOuse wearable assistive device helps people with different disabilities access technology. Those with limited hand function can now enjoy using various Bluetooth enabled devices including laptops, PCs, tablets, smartphones, […]
Out now: First Australian Disability Workforce Report
First report from disability workforce frontline paints an interesting picture of a rapidly growing sector. It is the first public report to analyse Workforce Wizard and carecareers data to reveal National […]
Deadline approaches for NDIA review
NDIA review request to Assistive Technology (AT) stakeholders drawing to a close. In June, National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) CEO, David Bowen, wrote to all stakeholders to inform them that it […]
ATSA Expo to make its debut in WA
Assistive Technology Suppliers Independent Living Expo will make its first appearance in Perth in 2018. This leading exhibition of products and services for the disability and rehabilitation sectors will be […]