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01/03/2021

One Tribe Australia are a registered NDIS provider based in Adelaide. Our highly skilled team of allied health practitioners and disability specialists offer a range of services including:

* Support Coordination
* Specialist Support Coordination
* Well-being and Resilience Coaching
* Recovery Coaching
* Employment Counselling
* Support Work and Mentoring
* Complex Psychosocial Assessment

Our dedicated team can also help people to maximise their NDIS funding and link up with the supports they need, when they need it.

If you’d like to know more, please get in touch on 0418 700533 🙂

www.onetribeaustralia.com.au

28/12/2020

Something to think about right now and for 2021 🙏

04/11/2020

Immerse yourself in the works of six Australian Disabled artists and explore how the year has touched them.

2020 is a 100% Disabled artist-created and managed exhibition that draws works from disabled representatives from various parts of the community – LGBTQI+, First Nations, CALD, Intellectually disabled, dDeaf, Regional

All online!

https://2020exhibition.art/

2020 has been a trial for everyone. Immerse yourself in the works of six Australian Disabled artists and explore how the year has touched them. 2020 is a 100% Disabled artist-created and managed exhibition that draws works from disabled representatives from various parts of the community -...

03/11/2020

There is an intrinsic link between exercise and wellbeing. This infographic from Believe Perform highlights the many positive effects physical activity has on our overall wellbeing.

02/11/2020

Find new and creative ways to keep learning with New Ways November!

29/10/2020

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28/10/2020

Have Wheelchair Will Travel is dedicated to helping people with disabilities plan and research their holidays.

Everyone loves to travel, and the ethos of this blog is that everyone deserves to have that opportunity – even people who have access issues.

Lovers of travel, their goal is to facilitate fantastic adventures and unique experiences for those who require mobility assistance. Their enthusiasm for the subject matter is contagious, and will get you googling that next trip.

http://havewheelchairwilltravel.net/

27/10/2020

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27/10/2020

What are you grateful for today?

“Gratitude is the healthiest of all human emotions. The more you express gratitude for what you have, the more likely you will have even more to express gratitude for.” - Zig Ziglar

https://positivepsychology.com/gratitude-happiness-research/

Gratitude and happiness are more than just a state of mind. We view some serious science-based theories behind each of these emotional states of being.

26/10/2020

Are you on the NDIS scheme? Wanting to gain the confidence, self-esteem and skills needed to achieve your goals and truly improve your happiness and wellbeing?

ACTIV8 Solutions vision is to pioneer imaginative new opportunities to inspire people living with disability to reach their full potential and live a flourishing life.

Contact us TODAY to find out how we can help you take control of your own life.

https://activ8solutions.com.au/

Are you searching for a supportive program or assistance from a registered NDIS provider in Adelaide and the Gold Coast, personalised for you?

26/10/2020

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25/10/2020

‘Understanding Depression: Learning From Lived Experience’ is a free short course, delivered by Torrens University Australia in partnership with Beyond Blue and people with lived experiences of depression.

The four-week course commences on Monday 26th October and will give insight into the day-to-day experiences of people with depression and the family and friends who support them, and provide tools to support your friends, family or yourself when it is needed the most.

Learn more and sign up at bit.ly/2TclBar.

This free online short course has been developed to enable participants to be more aware about the broader impacts of living with depression.

25/10/2020

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24/10/2020

Today is United Nations Day.

This year also marks the 75th anniversary of the United Nations.

Working to maintain peace and security, to deliver humanitarian aid, to promotion sustainable development, to uphold international law and to protect human rights, the United Nations is a global mechanism to find areas of agreement and solve problems.

In 2006 the UN adopted a treaty to protect the rights of persons with disabilities through their Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) which works to promote, protect and ensure the full and equal enjoyment of all human rights and fundamental freedoms by all persons with disabilities, and to promote respect for their inherent dignity.

This treaty addresses the human rights of persons with disabilities including:

• equality before the law without discrimination
• right to life, liberty and security of the person
• equal recognition before the law and legal capacity
• freedom from torture
• freedom from exploitation, violence and abuse
• right to respect physical and mental integrity
• freedom of movement and nationality
• right to live in the community
• freedom of expression and opinion
• respect for privacy
• respect for home and the family
• right to education
• right to health
• right to work
• right to an adequate standard of living
• right to participate in political and public life
• right to participate in cultural life

For more information on the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), go to:

https://www.un.org/development/desa/disabilities/convention-on-the-rights-of-persons-with-disabilities.html

23/10/2020

Key Word Sign (KWS)

KWS is the use of signs and natural gestures to support the communication and language development of children and adults with communication difficulties.

KWS is one of the most widely used strategies utilised by people of all ages who cannot communicate by speech alone.

KWS incorporates signs from the local deaf sign language (Auslan in Australia), but unlike Auslan users, we use speech with sign, and the signing used is more simplified.

KWS can help people understand what is being said to them, and can be a way of sending a message for someone who’s speech is unclear or still developing.

Check out their website for more information and all the 'sign of the week' signs.

https://kwsa.com.au/sign-of-the-week/

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22/10/2020

Did you know people who are active for 150+ minutes per week are more likely to enjoy good mental health?

Mental Health Week presents a great opportunity to check in on our wellbeing and find ways to be physically active in our day to day lives.

SA Recreation and Sport’s GameOn initiative is working to ensure movement and activity fits seamlessly into every South Australians’ day.

How often do you move?