Access Supports & Employment offers assistance to NDIA participants who wish to embark on securing a new job, study or volunteering role. Access Supports & Employment strives to provide an individualised and focus driven service, based around the aspirations and personal goals of every client.
Provides a range of services to support, advocate, help, educate and guide families who have a family member with Autism as well as the greater community.
Cam Can is an organisation that provides individually tailored support to people who have an intellectual, cognitive, sensory, physical or neurological disability. Cam Can assists people with disabilities and their families to create innovative, personalised, flexible and sustainable arrangements that maximise their control over available resources, decision making and choice.
Children and Young People with Disability Australia (CYDA) is the national representative organisation for children and young people with disability aged 0 to 25 years.
From starting the Community Access Squad in 2015 our team has worked hard to bring together like minded peers (aged 13+) with varying abilities to be able to experience all that our society has to offer. We aim to engage every individual in a focused and meaningful way through community based inclusive outings.
The Community Access Squad embraces diversity and inclusion and we thrive on supporting friendships, developing life skills, and improving personal well-being and mindfulness. Through our pre-planned flexible programming we strive to create events that assist our members who require a little extra help to develop the necessary skills and abilities to access our community to the fullest. We implement choice, control and flexibility by supporting you while you take charge of your life and engage with your community.
For people with a significant disability, who always need a companion to provide attendant care support in order to participate at most community venues and activities. Card holders can gain entry to many venues and events at reduced or no cost.
The peak advocacy organisation in WA for people with intellectual and other developmental disability and their families. DDWA supports people with developmental disability and their families to have a strong voice. They partner with others to develop more connected and inclusive communities and influence government and other decision makers.
A dedicated topic-specific advocacy page for providing critical information specifically related to medical eligibility of the DSP in Australia, that is not readily available from Centrelink or their website. This includes the appeal process and medical reviews. Aims to provide support, guidance, and assistance for our society’s most vulnerable people.
