Brandon Park shopping precinct unveils modern facility for children with disability.
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New disability inclusion guide for councils
A guide to assist councils with their obligations for disability inclusion was launched recently in Brisbane. The Disability Inclusion Planning – A Guide for Local Government, provides information and tools […]
First results on disability discrimination survey
Almost one in 12 Australians experienced discrimination or unfair treatment because of their disability. These were the findings to emerge from the first release of data from the Survey of […]
National Disability Strategy committed to improving outcomes
A unified and national approach to policy for people with disability takes another step forward. It follows the release of the Second Implementation Plan – Driving Action 2015-2018, under […]
Live, Laugh, Play – with the freedom of a bike
Special Needs Solutions are passionate about helping those with a disability. Now is a great time to enjoy the outdoors with a range of mobility devices for children aged from […]
New ATSA chief executive talks of changing times
ATSA chief executive David Sinclair gave a brief snapshot of his thoughts on the AT industry. Speaking at the ATSA AGM on November 24, the newly appointed Sinclair told members […]
The NIIS a complement to the NDIS
The National Injury Insurance Scheme (NIIS) will run parallel with the NDIS. It is intended to provide lifetime support for those catastrophically injured in motor vehicle and workplace accidents or […]
Disability Confidence Survey: One small step forward
SME’s are becoming more aware of the needs of customer and employees with disability. While this shift in attitude is positive more action is needed from Australian businesses to make […]
Enroll now for Master of Health Science (Development Disability)
University of Sydney specialist education course for advanced disability services, policy and research. This flexible, multidisciplinary online program is for professionals working in the rapidly changing field of developmental disability that includes […]
Happy Christmas to all F2L readers
This is the final issue of F2L for 2016. We wish all our readers a Happy Christmas and New Year and hope that 2017 brings good health and happiness.
Accessible Accommodation for Holiday Season on the Sunshine Coast
Aggie’s Oasis is the cheapest luxury and fully accessible accommodation on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. Designed with the assistance of an occupational therapist, this four bedroom house caters for family […]
Update on pressure injuries from Sydney conference
Incidence of pressure associated injuries in hospital settings and care facilities are around one to two out 10. Speaking to F2L in Sydney at a conference on pressure injuries hosted by Permobil Australia, Amit […]