The RACV is offering a roadside assistance packaged to wheelchair and scooter users when devices are immobilised. If the problem is from mechanical failure, flat tyre or even a flat […]
Author Archives: Kymberly Martin
Early Baird gets NDIS into Western Sydney
It was a pre-election promise from the NSW Government. That was to bring the National Disability Insurance Scheme nearly a year early to the Blue Mountains and Western Sydney. This […]
Call for papers: Disability Employment Conference
Disability Employment Australia Conference 2015 is accepting expressions of interest for presentations. This major conference for managers, aspiring managers, practitioners and academics working in or with the Disability Employment Services […]
Spend an evening with Stephen Hawking
Physicist Professor Stephen Hawking will deliver his first lecture to Australia from the UK on April 26. ‘An Evening with Stephen Hawking’ is being held at the Sydney Opera House […]
Don’t miss out…register now for the ATSA Independent Living Expos
There will be plenty to see and hear at the ATSA Independent Living Expos in Brisbane and Sydney. The events will be brimming with information on all aspects of the […]
Shopping trolley for children with disability
Taking a child with disability shopping in a Coles supermarket is now easier thanks to a special trolley. More than 370 Coles supermarkets around the country have these specially-designed trolleys […]
New program guidelines for NDIS
The DSS has produced a suite of new program guidelines to help interested parties transition to the NDIS. The guidelines provide a key starting point for those wanting to participate […]
First full body support swing
Children with disability can swing with safety at home or in a public playground with the Adaptive JennSwing. The partially reclined body embracing design and easily adjustable five point safety […]
Cochlear implant with wireless technology
In an industry first Cochlear implants now incorporate wireless accessories for clearer connection anywhere. Incorporating the latest 2.4CHz technology platform, the same as used by Bluetooth and Wi-fi devices, it […]
iVote simplified for those with disability voting in the NSW State Election
Changes to the iVote system will make it easier for those with disability to vote in the NSW state election. iVote allows eligible voters including people who are blind, have […]
Changes to SWEP quotations
SWEP now require all equipment quotations to comply with the Australian Standard or equivalent. From April 1, 2015, suppliers will need to state that the quoted items meet these standards […]
Q&A: Disability Services Minister Ajaka and Shadow Minister Burney
F2L spoke to the NSW Minister for Disability Services John Ajaka and Shadow Minister Linda Burney. Q: What are the challenges the NSW Government face with the NDIS? JA: In […]