South Australian Council of Intellectual Disability (SACID) Resources
South Australian Council of Intellectual Disability (SACID) Resources SACID is the South Australian representative of Inclusion Australia. They speak up about issues that are important to people with intellectual disability and their families in South Australia on a national level. They speak up for a South Australian community where people with intellectual disability can be […]
Neve Website – Women With Disability Australia (WWDA)
Neve Website – Women With Disability Australia (WWDA) Neve is a safe, accessible space. It is by and for women, girls, feminine identifying and non-binary people with disabilities. You can learn about Wellbeing, Support, Staying Safe, Families and a page For Professionals. Neve is about supporting our community to live safe and fulfilled lives. Neve is here […]
Wise Women: Your Guide to Having a Breast Screen – Breast Screen Queensland
Wise Women: Your Guide to Having a Breast Screen – Breast Screen Queensland Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed in Australian women. About 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. It is more common in women aged 50 and over. Women with an intellectual or learning disability should […]
Family Planning Australia – Reproductive Resources
Family Planning Australia – Reproductive Resources Family Planning NSW has a wide range of disability resources for people with intellectual disability and their support people, including parents and carers, disability workers, clinicians and students. All of their resources are available for loan from the Disability Resource Collection. The Disability Resource Collection is made up of […]
Women with Disabilities Victoria’s Videos and Printed Resources
Women with Disabilities Victoria’s Videos and Printed Resources They have created a series of videos and printed resources to improve our understanding of women with disabilities and their experiences of violence and abuse. These resources have been developed for people with disabilities and also the support workers and other health professionals that support them. Please […]
Sunny App
Sunny App The Sunny App is 1800RESPECT’s app for women with disability. It can support you if you have experienced violence and abuse. Sunny can be downloaded from the App Store or Google Play Store. It is free to download and use on your phone. Sunny is 1800RESPECT’s app for women with disability who […]
Supporting the Woman, Supporting the Mother – Research Centre for Children and Families
Supporting the Woman, Supporting the Mother – Research Centre for Children and Families, University of Sydney The Supporting the Woman, Supporting the Mother project led by the Research Centre for Children and Families from the University of Sydney, has developed resources for parents with intellectual disability including: A tip sheet for parents about getting the […]
Supporting Young Mums to Know Their Legal Rights Booklet
Supporting Young Mums to Know Their Legal Rights Video – Womens Legal Service and Micah Projects Supporting Young Mums to Know Their Legal Rights video and booklet have been developed by Women’s Legal Service Queensland and Micah Projects’ Caboolture Young Mothers for Young Women Group. The video is for individuals and organisations supporting young […]
The Bumpy Road
The Bumpy Road Website The Bumpy Road – Easy English fact sheets for parents with intellectual difficulties dealing with the child protection system. It is advice from parents with experience. Developed by The Wash House and is © Copyright The WASH House Inc. For more information email: info@bumpyroad.org.au. Please note: It is not legal advice, and […]
Sexual Lives and Respectful Relationships
Sexual Lives and Respectful Relationships Sexual Lives and Respectful Relationships or SL&RR (formerly Living Safer Sexual Lives: Respectful Relationships) is a program for people with intellectual disability that focuses on talking and learning about sexuality and relationship rights, sexual health, and violence and abuse prevention. It was developed in collaboration with people with intellectual disability […]
