Voice for Choice

12/05/2026

12/05/2026

12/05/2026

12/05/2026

Recognising concerns early – and taking action – can make all the difference.

If you’re a provider or support worker, it’s important to check in with your participant as soon as a concern arises, and to document and escalate it promptly. This helps ensure their immediate safety and support.

Under the NDIS Code of Conduct, both registered and unregistered providers must act on any concerns that could impact safety and quality.

Acting early helps keep participants safe and supports high-quality care.

▶️ Watch the video to see why it is important to promptly act on any concerns: https://bit.ly/NDISCodeActOnConcerns

12/05/2026

12/05/2026

When you fundraise with Team Black Dog, you're joining a movement of people who share a vision for a mentally healthier world.

10/05/2026

Puberty is already a lot. For autistic tweens and teens, it can feel like every change arrives at once, and there’s no manual.

That's why we're running a free live webinar on Tuesday, 19th May with specialist Emily McCarthy from Family Planning NSW's Planet Puberty program. She joins host Liz Wise, a mum to a tween herself, for 30 minutes of practical, autism-specific guidance on body changes, mood, hygiene, and how to have conversations on tricky subjects.

Whether your child is a tween or teen, or you're simply looking for the best way to support them through this stage, this one's for you. You'll also get access to the full recording and a fact sheet to keep.

Free webinar | 19 May | 12pm AEST
Read more and register at the link in comments.

29/04/2026

Shout out to the Office Manager, Luna. It has been a demanding month and she hasn't missed a debrief, feedback session, or client support meeting.

In the disability space, it can be easy to forget we're all in this together. We have to battle so much to protect our rights. Before May begins, send a mention, thanks, or whatever fits to someone who keeps showing up for you.

Maybe it's you!

Cheers. Renee. 💜

25/04/2026

My driving instructor lived with CP, and taught me so much about ableism and advocacy.

Introducing Adam Goodridge as our next speaker for "You're so inspiring!" How adults with CP confront and cope with everyday ableism. A webinar presented by CPSN and Mycpguide

Adam has lived experience with cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair.

He has encountered ableism on many occasions, even when it comes from well-intentioned people. He hopes to raise awareness about what ableism is and help create more positive outcomes within the community.

Register here: https://zpr.io/qvt3k86f6eKD

25/04/2026

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people experience amputation at twice the rate of other Australians.

See our range of resources and videos created by mob, for mob - bit.ly/4mLsmNj