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Upcoming ASID Symposium: Working with People with Intellectual Disability who have Experienced Trauma: September 15th – 9am – 2pm

  Australia Society for Intellectual Disability (Queensland division) presents: Working with People with Intellectual Disability who have experienced Trauma: For Individual Practitioners within Community and Service Systems People with Intellectual Disability experience violence and trauma through stigma, social exclusion, social and economic disadvantages, structural and systems inequality structural and poor individual workers’ practice. In this […]

Domestic and Family Violence and Disability Resource Training – WorkUP QLD

Domestic and Family Violence and Disability Resource Training – WorkUP QLD Resources Hub  The Working Well with Women with Disability online webinars series project, completed in 2022, was a collaboration between WorkUP QLD, WWILD-SVP Association Inc. and Queenslanders with a Disability Network (QDN). This workshop series were co-designed, developed and delivered with women with disability.  […]

Experiences of Reproductive Abuse for Women with Intellectual Disability Webinar

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SPARK Webinar: Pregnancy decision making support for women with intellectual or learning disability who are experiencing reproductive coercion and abuse Date Recorded: 27th October 2021 Presented by: WWILD SVP Association, Children by Choice and Workup QLD. This SPARK Webinar presented the consumer’s lived experience of the challenges and the skills required to work with pregnancy […]

Intellectual Disability and Domestic and Family Violence Webinar – 21.5.2020

We want change for our children! History repeats. Domestic and Family Violence repeats until we change it.

Intellectual Disability and Domestic and Family Violence Webinar Date recorded: 21st May 2020 Presented by Jane Barrett and Siobhan Gibbs This webinar focuses on the intersection of intellectual disability and domestic and family violence. In particular on some key aspects of working with people who have an intellectual disability including: Identifying intellectual disability, cognitive and […]

Child Safety and Wellbeing Policy Review

Child Safety and Wellbeing Policy Review WWILD has completed a review of its Child Safety and Wellbeing Policy and developed two new supporting resources: the Guidelines for Supervision of Children and Young People at WWILD and the Guide to Identifying and Managing Online Risks. Key updates to the policy include: Introduction of a National Police Checks policy and procedure for staff. Improving […]

WWILD’s Loud and Proud Project

WWILD’s Loud and Proud Project – 2024-2026 WWILD worked alongside women and non-binary people with intellectual disability on an exciting 2-year violence prevention project called the Loud and Proud Project.   The project participants had experienced either domestic and family violence, or sexual violence, or both. Women and non-binary people with intellectual disability were included at all levels of the project.  The aim of the project was to […]

Module 8: Putting it all into practice

This module focuses on what knowledge and skills support workers and organisations need to ensure they are meeting the needs of people who have a disability after an experience of domestic, family and/or sexual violence.

Blurred Borders Queensland Resource Kits

Blurred Borders Queensland

Blurred Borders Queensland Blurred Borders Queensland project provides a set of accessible plain English resources designed to help people understand the law and their legal rights, and was adapted for Queensland by Legal Aid QLD. The resource kits have been designed for use by a wide range of service providers across the legal, education, health, public […]

Health outcomes for people with intellectual disability remain ‘comparable to third world countries’ – ABC News

Health outcomes for people with intellectual disability remain ‘comparable to third world countries’  – ABC News By national disability affairs reporter Nas Campanella and the Specialist Reporting Team’s Evan Young   Australians with intellectual disability continue to experience unconscious bias in the medical system and much poorer health outcomes than people without disability. On average, they die 27 […]

Options After Experiencing Sexual Violence In Queensland – Easy Read Resources

Options After Experiencing Sexual Violence In Queensland – Easy Read Resources In 2023-24, WWILD’s Listen Up! project worked alongside lived experience expert consultants with intellectual disability to create easy read resources talking about options after experiencing sexual violence in Queensland. This project was supported with funding from the Commonwealth Department of Social Services.   Contacting […]