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People with disability are twice as likely to die from avoidable and preventable illnesses compared to people without disability. They are seven times more likely to experience poor health outcomes...

These short video interviews provide insight into the benefits that diversity brings to the workplace, how COVID-19 changed our approach to, and acceptance of, flexible work arrangements, and things to...

SKILL workshop participants Julie, Jane and Geoff share the best thing they learned at the workshops.

Our Voice SA members participated in a research study by Flinders University. They talked about what is loneliness and what helps to make people feel better. Download the full report...

Co-design is a simple way of involving people in the community in decision making processes. There are many benefits to co-design and it can be used in a wide range...

An Inclusive Neighbourhoods example The Inclusive Neighbourhoods project encouraged people to build stronger, more inclusive connections with their neighbours, particularly those who may be at risk of isolation. It highlighted...

Why inclusive education matters Inclusive education is about every child being welcomed, supported, and able to learn alongside their peers. Schools play a vital role in shaping what inclusion looks...

Summary and Recommendations Supported Independent Living (SIL) is most commonly used as a mechanism for funding service providers to offer shared supports to NDIS participants in a shared living arrangement, and...

In this submission we are responding to the Supported School Transport and the National Disability Insurance Scheme Discussion Paper released by the Australian Government Department of Social Services (DSS). We...

See a version of the Model of Citzenhood support video with an Audio Description Track. The Model of Citizenhood Support was written by JFA Purple Orange CEO Robbi Williams and published by...

This community consultation was undertaken to hear community stakeholder views about thenature and extent of restrictive practices in the ACT, and how an ACT Office of the SeniorPractitioner (‘ACTOSP’) might...