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WWILD creates resources and shares useful resources from other places.
WWILD creates easy read resources for people with intellectual or learning disabilities, and shares useful resources from other places.
WWILD has created easy english client 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
Easy English Information Sheets About Domestic and Family Violence Orders Are Now Available These Easy-English information sheets freely available for download on our website: What is a Domestic Violence Order Going to Court for a Domestic Violence Order –
WWILD’s ‘You and Me’ Program’s Relationship Cards This resource kit includes Relationship, Feelings and Strengths ‘I AM’ cards. The cards were developed as part of You and Me Relationships Group program. This kit, developed by WWILD, may be used by
Robert Tremble left a Queensland hospital with three unexplained spinal fractures, now a coroner is probing his death ABC News Written By Jemima Burt; Posted 14.9.2023 When Robyn Tremble admitted her 48-year-old son with Down syndrome to a Queensland
Disability royal commission finds Queensland government ‘could and should’ have done more to prevent abuse of brothers with autism – ABC News By Janelle Miles and Kate McKenna Posted Tue 5 Sep 2023 at 8:07amTuesday 5 Sep 2023 at 8:07am, updated Tue 5 Sep 2023 at
People with disability face barriers to sexual and reproductive health care. New recommendations are only the start. Authors: Elizabeth Kendall Professor, Director, Griffith Inclusive Futures, Griffith University, Griffith University – Kelsey Chapman, Research Fellow Dignity Project, Griffith University Co-author –
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WWILD Sexual Violence Program & the WWILD Victims of Crime Program is funded by the Queensland Department of Justice and Attorney-General. Micah Projects has subcontracted WWILD to run the Disability Royal Commission program. The Listen Up! Project is being funded by the Commonwealth Department of Social Services.
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