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NDIS Legislative Changes Workshops

Our Representative Advocacy team had put together workshops for participants of the NDIS, those who work closely with people who

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Representative Advocacy – NDIS Forum Legislative Changes

Our Representative Advocacy team held an NDIS Forum in March to address the legislative changes. Harry Stansell and David Hodgson

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Can You Ask That? “You can drive?” and Other Misconceptions

In the final episode of “Can You Ask That?” series 2, Dan, Heidz and Rob talk about the misconceptions wider

Advocacy Forums Feb 2025

Online Network Forum: February 2025

In the February 2025 Representative Advocacy Online Network Forum you will hear: Dr Camila Quel de Oliveira and PHD candidate

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Can You Ask That? Wheelchair-Bound and Handicapped

Language is so important when discussing disability, and you have to mindful about how phrases differ around the globe. With

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Can You Ask That? Jokes About Our Wheelchairs

“Whoa! Slow down there! Do you have a licence for that thing?” Maybe someone has said something similar about your

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NeuroMoves On the Couch: Holistic Approach to Neuro-Rehabilitation

In this week’s episode of NeuroMoves On the Couch, Jess and Noah delve into NeuroMoves’ holistic approach to exercise. They

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Can You Ask That? What do you think people think “Wheelchair Accessible” means?

Have you ever visited somewhere that was promoted as ‘Wheelchair accessible’ and may not have been quite what you thought

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Can You Ask That? Talking about our Disabilities

How do you go repeatedly talking about your disability? Do you sometimes feel like there are occasions where you’re telling people

Advocacy Forums

Online Network Forum: Aviation White Paper & Worker Registration Taskforce

At the November 2024 Representative Advocacy Network Online Forum hear about: The Aviation White Paper and the Federal government’s accessibility