Did you know the NDIS may be able to support your work goals?
Our Plain English booklet explains how to talk about work in your NDIS planning, what supports may be available and how the NDIS can help you explore different work options.
It covers open employment, supported employment and other pathways, so you can better understand your options and make informed choices.
View the booklet: buff.ly/Uxh9uJ0
Please share with anyone who might benefit.
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14 hours ago
What does inclusive education look like in practice?
Join our upcoming webinar on supporting students with Down syndrome in the classroom.
You’ll learn practical, real-world strategies to support inclusive learning for every child.
This webinar is for teachers, school leaders, education support staff, allied professionals, families and anyone interested in inclusive education.
Monday 4 May
1:00 PM (AEST)
Learn more and register: buff.ly/rIURp9D
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4 days ago
FREE webinar next week: improving health care transitions for young people with intellectual disability.
Moving from children’s to adult health services can be a big change.
My Health Choices My Way is a research program working to make this transition fairer and more person-centred, with people with intellectual disability involved as researchers, decision-makers and leaders.
This session is for anyone who works in health, disability, education or advocacy, and anyone who believes young people with disability deserve better.
23 April 2026
12–1pm (AEST)
Online
Learn more and register: events.humanitix.com/my-health-choices-my-way-how-we-are-transforming-health-care-transitions-for...
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4 days ago
What has your experience with health services been like?
Researchers want to hear from carers of children and young adults with Down syndrome aged 5 to 30 years.
Your feedback will help improve health services and shape better tools and support for people with Down syndrome and their families.
The study involves a short online survey and takes about 1 hour.
If you’re interested in taking part, please contact: Dr Rachel Skoss – rachel.skoss@thekids.org.au
This study is being led by the Kids Research Institute Australia and partners.
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5 days ago
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