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On this page, you will find resources for people with an intellectual disability, families and others.
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In most cases, the resources on this page are produced by Inclusion Australia, our member organisations or other partner organisations.
A resource co-designed with parents with intellectual disability in Tasmania
Find out how you can use our 5 Steps of Supported Decision Making in your own life.
NDIS Jobs and Skills Summit – 17 August 2022
An accessible new video to help you make the right decisions to stay safe.
People use lots of tricky words when talking about COVID-19. This Easy Read guide by Council for Intellectual Disability will help you know what those words mean.
The Supported Decision Making Resource Directory brings together supported decision making resources from across Australia. “We made the directory so people can find good Supported Decision Making resources easier” – […]
SACID have developed 5 Strong Mind workbooks. These workbooks help people learn skills to: look after yourself build a strong mind bounce back from hard times live a happy and […]
CID’s COVID-19 resources includes Easy Read information about COVID-19 Videos about staying well and safe during lockdown or isolation Information about CID’s health advocacy
A video by Our Voice members about the role of the Our Voice committee in Inclusion Australia
Developmental Disability Western Australia runs a free online Supported Decision Making course for parents, friends, family members, support workers, team leaders, coordinators and allied health professionals.
Speak Out Tasmania provides decision making support for NDIS participants in Tasmania who need support to access the NDIS or with NDIS planning. They also have a great video about […]
CID's Supported Decision Making resources include the My Right to Decide Supported Decision Making training for people with intellectual disability, staff and families in NSW and NDIS planning workbooks.
An accessible video about making decisions. Made by Speak Out Tasmania with funding from the Practical Design Fund, Disability Care Australia.
A Service for One website has resources to help you to decide if you are running a service-for-one and if you need to register as an NDIS provider. If you […]
Parent 2 Parent have transition guides for young people turning 16 and turning 18, including eligibility for the NDIS.
Developmental Disability Western Australia have NDIS handbooks, guides and information on Students with disability Transition from high school NDIS plan reviews Supporting children with complex needs
VALID runs online NDIS planning training for families, including How the NDIS works Getting effective support from the NDIS Developing a plan for the future Managing supports and funding