Tag: Disability Care

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects how children communicate, behave and connect with others. Early signs often appear between 12 months and 5 years. Recognising these signs early allows families to access NDIS personalised care plans and essential early intervention services. This article explores the types of autism, early symptoms and how tailored NDIS support can help children build strong foundations for learning, communication and independence.

Discover practical dementia care strategies for NDIS support workers, including routines, safety tips, communication techniques and engaging activities. This guide supports disability workers in delivering person-centred care that promotes independence, emotional well-being and a better quality of life for individuals living with dementia.

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) under the NDIS is a person-centred approach that helps people with disability reduce challenging behaviours and build vital life skills. This guide explores how PBS works, key strategies used and how to access NDIS funding for behaviour support services through Capacity Building and Improved Relationships categories.

Physiotherapy is essential for people with disabilities, helping improve movement, reduce pain and prevent health complications. Discover how targeted exercises, manual therapy, and assistive technologies empower individuals to live independently. Learn how physiotherapy fits into an NDIS plan for better quality of life.

The National Autism Strategy 2025 is a game-changing initiative designed to improve social inclusion, healthcare and employment for Autistic individuals in Australia. Explore key policies and their impact.

The NDIS has introduced exciting updates, including a new support type and six additional categories, to provide participants with greater flexibility and control. These changes make managing your NDIS plan easier while empowering you to personalise your supports and achieve your unique goals.

Discover expert tips for planning an accessible holiday. From finding accommodations and transportation to researching attractions and organising support, make your travel inclusive and stress-free.

Starting a career as a disabled graduate can feel challenging, but with the right strategies, you can thrive. From disability job boards to NDIS resources and inclusive employers, explore actionable advice to launch your successful career journey.

Living with a disability doesn’t mean missing out on a fulfilling life. Engaging in daily activities that focus on social inclusion, physical health, creativity, and life skills can significantly enhance independence and overall well-being.

Many believe NDIS plan managers control their plans or pick providers, but you remain in charge. Plan managers handle the finances, making it easier to manage your NDIS funding with less stress and more flexibility.