WA Disabled Sports Association (WADSA)

Through participation in recreation and sport, WADSA enhances the lives of people living with disability in WA, this extends to families, staff, volunteers, support workers and the community. WADSA deliver camps that offer a full program of activities and recreation support, utilising adaptive equipment, modified activities and specialised instructions to ensure people with all disabilities can fully participate.

NDIS Support Categories Registered to Provide:
– CORE: Transport; Assistance with Social and Community Participation
– CAPACITY BUILDING: Increased Social and Community Participation

The Leisurelife Centre
Corner Kent & Gloucester St
East Victoria Park WA 6101
Ph: (08) 9470 1442
Email: reception@wadsa.org.au
Web: www.wadsa.org.au

WA Inclusion Agency (formally Inclusion Support Agency)

Provide additional staff, resources, and support or training to your local vacation or out of school hours care service. The application for support is completed by the care facility, although you will need to provide them with copies of diagnostic reports and your child’s health care card.

WA Individualised Services

WAIS is a community of like-minded people working in partnership at all levels with individuals at the centre, to influence and develop innovative individualised, self-directed supports and services.

16/162 Colin St
West Perth WA 6005
Ph: (08) 9485 1997
Web: waindividualisedservices.org.au

WA Register of Autism Spectrum Disorders

The Register collects simple demographic and diagnostic information from individuals with Austism Spectrum Disorders. The Register helps to recruit children and families to participate in exciting research projects and events.

Telethon Intitute for Child Health Research
100 Roberts Road
Subiaco WA 6008
Ph: (08) 9489 7777
Email: autismreg@ichr.uwa.edu.au
Web: https://www.telethonkids.org.au/projects/autismregister/

Waalitj Foundations Parent Pathways

A voluntary support program designed for, parents and carers that are first nations in the Southwest region. We work with parents and carers of children under 6 who are receiving a parenting or carer payment and are currently not in employment.

Through one-on-one mentor support, the program helps participants set and achieve personal goals such as accessing further study, obtaining a driver’s license, building social connections, arranging childcare, engagement support vouchers, assisting with purchase of laptops for study goals and more. We also offer financial assistance and referrals to additional services that may support their journey.

Wanslea

Wanslea provides a whole range of services including family support, out of home care, community capacity building & child care. Available therapists include: Speech Pathologist, Psychologist, Teacher, Occupational Therapist and Social Worker.