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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.
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
CID's NDIS resources include the Your Service, Your Rights cards, A Good Life workbook, a guide to choosing a support worker and complex support needs in the NDIS.
VALID provides advocacy support to promote and protect the human rights of people with intellectual disability. VALID also runs the Staying Safe workshops to help people with disability learn how […]
Developmental Disability Western Australia provide advocacy support and resources for people with developmental disability and their families who come in contact with the law.
CID's human rights resources include the Your Service, Your Rights project, stories about human rights and information about human rights in Easy Read.
Developmental Disability Western Australia’s health resources include: guides about dental care and therapy for families of young children with developmental disability. information about advocacy support for accessing healthcare forms to […]
CID's health resources include resources to improve communication between people with intellectual disability and health workers, like the My Health Matters folder.
When it comes to navigating employment supports for people with intellectual disability, it can be hard to know where to start. The Everyone Can Work website helps people find the […]
Developmental Disability Western Australia’s employment resources include guides to support young people to start their career journey online training about job customization and plain English job descriptions
VALID’s employment resources include Tip sheets and videos for workplaces supporting people with intellectual disability at work Case studies on supervision and inclusive meetings
CID’s employment resources include More Than Just A Job training for people with intellectual disability and employers and a range of guidebooks, stories and videos.
With the right support it’s never too late to get a job in open employment. This film features people of all ages talking about working in open employment, what it […]
There are many different pathways to open employment. This film is about just some of the different strategies and supports people can choose after they finish school, including getting NDIS […]
Getting extra work experience during high school is an important step in the transition from school to work. This film is about things families and young people can do during […]
It’s never too early to start planning for open employment. This film is about things families can do when their children are still young that will help them get a […]
Parent 2 Parent provides information about counselling, legal and advocacy support services available to support people giving evidence at or affected by the DRC.