In Home Care, what is really covered under NDIS?
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If you are under the age of 65 and depending on the level of home care package you already receive
Tuesday 4th February 2020 is World Cancer Day! “IAmAndIWill” A yearly global initiative led by the Union for International Cancer
Protection and ongoing care for those who need it the most. We all know it is wise to plan ahead
Australia Day festivities in the Newcastle, Central Coast and The Hunter Australia Day is a significant event, it’s a day
Over 4.4 million people in Australia have some form of disability, which equates to 1 in 5, and approximately 850,000
Saturday 4th January is World Braille Day. Braille has allowed the blind and visually impaired individuals in our society, independent
On the 3rd December each year, we celebrate International Day of Persons with Disabilities, with the aim to increase public
There are lots of events happening in and around Newcastle and the Hunter region this December. We have you covered
Lung Cancer Awarenss November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. This is an important time of the year, that brings the
The National Disability Insurance Scheme, also known as the NDIS, is a government-funded initiative designed to help improve the lives
Christmas for All – Tips for an Inclusive Festive Season Things to remember for an inclusive, Merry Christmas, while supporting
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) was established by the Commonwealth Government and is run by the National Disability Insurance
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is the new way support is being provided to Australians living with disabilities, their
The NDIS provides support for people with disabilities in Australia. The scheme was established to help those with disabilities to
Where can I find Assistive Technology and Mobility Equipment in the Newcastle area? Before you go looking for mobility equipment
This is a key question for anyone who has just been diagnosed with a disability. The letters stand for National
World Suicide prevention day is an International awareness day that falls on the 10th September each year. Various events and
If you already have a pet, then you will know what joy and love they bring to your life. And
The simple act of breathing in and breathing out is something that most of us take for granted. For those
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder? This is a serious developmental disorder which impacts the nervous system and impairs the ability
Autism Spectrum Disorder comes with a whole host of myths and misconceptions. It’s a disorder that has been misunderstood in
National Disability Services (NDS) have launched ‘Positive Cultures’, a set of eight short films as a guide to help spark conversations
National Disability Services (NDS) have launched ‘Positive Cultures’, a set of eight short films as a guide to help spark conversations
National Disability Services (NDS) have launched ‘Positive Cultures’, a set of eight short films as a guide to help spark conversations
National Disability Services (NDS) have launched ‘Positive Cultures’, a set of eight short films as a guide to help spark conversations
National Disability Services (NDS) have launched ‘Positive Cultures’, a set of eight short films as a guide to help spark conversations
Taking care of yourself is one of the most important things you can do as a caregiver. Make sure you’re
Why disability is biological, psychological, sociological, and political Disability exists in the world in the reality of individuals’ physical conditions,
A great opportunity for jobseekers with disability and employers to connect for a day and experience what each has to
Newcastle three-time Australian Paralympic Gold Medalist, author, and disability advocate Kurt Fearnley “Representing Australia over a 20-year wheelchair-racing career, Kurt
Pop-culture blockbusters are challenging prejudices such as ableism and racism by reshaping society’s perception of post-humanism. Ableism (sometime spelt ablism) refers to
Wear a green ribbon in support of Australian amputees and people with limb loss this week, from October 4 –
Paraplegic patients have learned to walk again after researchers implanted an electrical patch to stimulate their spinal cords. The new
Our family affects who we are, how we interact with others, our vocabulary, habits, our world view, who we are
This week (13th-19th August), we are celebrating National Student Volunteer Week! NSVW aspires to challenge and celebrate young people who are
We’ve previously discussed what exactly the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is, and have shared stories of participants of the NDIS. We’re
NDIS Participant Rohan talks about his experience with Asperger’s, and the power of goals and dreams – at any age.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (also called the NDIS) is the new way of providing disability support in Australia. This is a
An important part of raising awareness and acceptance for people with disabilities is making their stories part of popular culture.
We’ve talked about technology that can assist you in your home, but what about entertainment? If you’re living with a disability,
Newcastle City Council (NCC) is striving towards Newcastle becoming an accessible and inclusive society for all members of the community.
An incredible array of innovative technology is available to help you remain independent and safe in your home. The smart
With an extensive background in leading well-known organisations, the CEO of Maroba, has devoted herself to caring for people in
Being employed in a fulfilling job has psychological benefits that translate to physical, social and economic benefits. Not only does
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