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Training for professionals, families, carers and people with intellectual disabilities.
WWILD creates resources and shares helpful resources from other places.
WWILD creates easy read information and videos, and shares helpful resources from other places.
Tips for Observing or Noticing if Someone may have an Intellectual or Learning Disabilities It can be difficult to know if someone is presenting at your service may have an intellectual or learning disability. Some people do not feel comfortable
How to Hear Me Resource Kit: a resource kit for counsellors and other professionals working with people with intellectual disabilities. WWILD’s resource kit brings together the knowledge WWILD has gathered about the lived experience of people with intellectual disabilities affected by
WWILD has created Easy English client template documents for all services in violence prevention and support sectors Easy English resources like these, assist people with low literacy and intellectual disability to make informed decisions and provide informed consent in relation to
Women with disabilities fear government response to domestic violence threat will leave them behind – ABC News By political reporter Claudia Long; posted 6.5.24 In summary: Women with disabilities are nearly twice as likely to face sexual and physical abuse. Those
Homicide in Australia report shows almost half the women murdered last financial year were killed by a current or former intimate partner – ABC News By Charlotte Gore and Jade Toomey Posted 29.4.24 In short: The Australian Institute of Criminology’s Homicide in Australia report shows
Call For Legal Aid for Australians With Disability ABC News Broadcast by Nick Grimm In recent years legal aid services around the country have warned that too little government funding has left them struggling to ensure everyone can equal access to
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