Correct Connect

08/10/2025

Hey everyone, this October is Mental Health Month and we wanted to share how important it is to keep track of your personal wellbeing, mental health is a lot harder to keep track of compared to physical health but the consequences of not looking after it can be just as devastating. this month you should take some time to refelct on how things are going and if there are any ways you can improve your mental health. All the best from us here at Correct Connect and wishing everyone a happy Mental Health Month.

16/09/2025

Correct connect is ecstatic to participate in the shoalhaven disability expo, come by and see us!

30/06/2025

Hi there everyone, we have recently updated our LinkedIn page. If there are any other businesses or clients who wish to get in touch with us on a professional basis, please follow the account linked below

· Experience: Correct Connect · Education: Lisarow High School · Location: Nowra · 500+ connections on LinkedIn. View Fiona Cochrane’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members.

13/06/2025

Here are some pictures of our new mascot, if you would like to help choose a name for him, visit our page or click the link here
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1EhPcFReZL/

01/06/2025

We’re proud. We’re excited. We’re officially a Registered NDIS Provider!

What started as a small, locally owned business with a big heart has grown into something truly powerful — a service dedicated to creating real change and opening doors for people living with disability in our community.

Becoming an NDIS provider isn’t just a milestone.
✨ It’s a promise.
✨ It’s a commitment to inclusion, dignity, and empowerment.
✨ It’s our way of saying everyone deserves support, opportunity, and to feel seen.

To our team, our clients, and our community — thank you for believing in the work we do. This moment belongs to all of us.

And we’re just getting started....

Here’s to building a future that’s inclusive, person-led, and full of possibilities. 💫

20/05/2025

Thank you for sharing Down Syndrome Australia!! They write:

Big news from Adidas! They are making a special performance shoe just for people with Down syndrome. It’s the first time this has been done.

They are working with athletes like Chris Nikic, the first person with Down syndrome to finish an Ironman, to design and test the shoes. These will fit wider toes and narrow heels, which many people with Down syndrome need.

This is a great step for inclusion. It will help people with Down syndrome stay healthy, comfortable and active.

The shoes will be available in 2026. Watch the video to find out more.

19/05/2025

Nearly 50% of working-age Australians with disabilities are locked out of employment—not because they lack skills, but because of workplace barriers and outdated perceptions. This isn’t just a social issue—it’s costing our economy billions every year in lost potential.

At Correct Connect, we have the tools, resources, and expert support to help businesses break down these barriers and become truly inclusive employers.

✨ Inclusion starts with action. Let’s create opportunities and unlock untapped potential—together.

📲 Reach out to Correct Connect today and discover how easy it can be to make your workplace more inclusive and welcoming for everyone!"

19/05/2025

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16/05/2025

NDIS Reassessments Are Happening Everywhere — Have Your Say!

Every week, thousands of families are receiving NDIS eligibility reassessment letters. Together, we can shine a light on what’s really happening across the country and push for a fair, transparent process that ensures children and young people don’t lose the vital support they need.

Your voice does make a difference. This organisation is actively working to protect some of the most vulnerable members of our community—but they need your help to make sure no one is left behind.

Take just a few minutes to share your experience and help drive meaningful change.

📢 Find the survey link in the post below and make your voice heard!

16/05/2025

We are all about inclusivity at Correct Connect and that’s why we are happy to spread awareness for IDAHOBIT (the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism, and Transphobia). Now IDAHOBIT starts tomorrow but we wanted to express our love for the LGBTQIA+ community and get people interested in the day. If you want to learn more you can goto here

https://www.idahobit.org.au/

and look for events happening in your area or some activites you can participate in to help celebrate our differences.

Need a new Zoom background or posters for your workplace? Click here to download them for free to mark IDAHOBIT this May 17!

15/05/2025

At Correct Connect we understand just how important it is to make sure that both in real life and over the internet there needs to be accessibility options to allow everyone to have the fair chance to participate in the community and access services. That is why we want to promote Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). There are many areas where accessibility is forgotten and GAAD’s goal is to bring accessibility to the front of everyone’s attention. Just like with the relaunch of our website we have made steps to improve on high colour contrasting for easy to read text and the use of audio descriptions for our pages for individuals who might be visually impaired. We want to challenge other supports in the community to review and consider if there are any other areas where they might be able to improve their accessibility, for instance we have also added an online booking option for individuals who might feel uncomfortable calling a stranger over the phone for the first time or people who are too busy during normal business hours. We want to hear from the community what steps has a business taken to help you access their services or what you as a business are doing to improve your accessibility to your customers, I hope you all have a lovely GAAD.

for more information on GAAD click the links below

Thursday, May 15, 2025, help us celebrate the 14th Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD)! The purpose of GAAD is to get everyone talking, thinking and learning about digital access and inclusion, and the more than One Billion people with disabilities/impairments.