By Colby Hickey Advisory network work over the past 12 months We have been doing so many things it is hard to get it all into one article. In our lockdowns we have done training to prepare us for being leaders and public speaking. We had so much… Read More
You can read our latest newsletter in PDF. You can also browse the newsletter online and sections of what’s in this month’s issue via the links below. In This Issue Board UpdateCEO UpdateCOVID-19 Vaccine Updates… Read More
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DSWA’s office is under renovations from 28th June until the 12th of July. All staff will be working from home and contactable within their working hours. For general enquires – office@downsyndromewa.org.au Margaret EO – margaret@downsyndromewa.org.auNikki, New parent support – nikki@downsyndromewa.org.au or 0480 311 739… Read More
Our eNews is out! Read about the latest Down Syndrome WA events and updates here. You can read our eNews online here. Read our newsletter… Read More
Our eNews is out! Read about the latest Down Syndrome WA events and updates here. You can read our eNews online here. Our eNews is out! Read about the latest Down Syndrome WA events and updates here. You can read our eNews online here. Read… Read More
You can read our latest newsletter online. You can also browse the sections of what’s in this month’s issue via the links below. In This Issue Board UpdateCEO UpdateCOVID-19 Vaccine UpdatesOpportunities… Read More
The Australian Digital Health Agency is about to produce an advertising campaign promoting Australia’s National Digital Health Strategy to contribute to what we want for the future of Healthcare. They are looking for help casting a child between 6-12 years of age with Down syndrome to be in… Read More
On Friday 4 June Linda Reynolds, Minister for the NDIS, published a media release outlining improved opportunities for people with disability to receive a COVID-19 vaccine in a way that is safe, accessible and supportive of additional needs. Read More
Down Syndrome Victoria is partnering with the Royal Children’s Hospital to trial a new clinic for children with Trisomy 21 (Down syndrome) and their families. This clinic will be a first in Victoria and has been designed with input from pediatricians, families and people with Trisomy 21. The clinic will be staffed by a pediatrician with a special interest in the management of Trisomy… Read More
Recently seven DSV members successfully completed the Down Syndrome Australia Leadership Training Program ‘Becoming a Leader’. Read More
Our submission on the National Disability Employment Strategy May 24, 2021 Down Syndrome Australia (DSA) welcomes the opportunity to respond to the April 2021 National Disability Employment Strategy Consultation Paper. The paper proposes 4 key priority areas: 1) Lifting employer engagement capability and demand2) Building employment skills, experience and confidence… Read More
