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Seven Steps to Self Direction West Ryde

Building right relationship between people with disability, their families, friends and support workers.

Seven Steps to Self Direction Newcastle

Building right relationship between people with disability, their families, friends and support workers.

ONE OF THE KIDS - NEWPORT

Learn about inclusive education, hear from a parent whose child is learning in the regular class and see how inclusion can work at schools.

ONE OF THE KIDS - HORNSBY

Learn about inclusive education, hear from a parent whose child is learning in the regular class and see how inclusion can work at schools.

ONE OF THE KIDS - KINGSFORD

Learn about inclusive education, hear from a parent whose child is learning in the regular class and see how inclusion can work at schools.

ONE OF THE KIDS - TWEED HEADS

Learn about inclusive education, hear stories of success from a parent guest speaker and see how inclusion works in the regular classroom.

Driving change: A roadmap for achieving inclusive education in AustraliaThe Australian Coalition for Inclusive Education (ACIE), of which Family Advocacy is a core member, has released ‘Driving change: A roadmap for achieving inclusive education in Australia’:

“Our Roadmap is underpinned by six key pillars to help realise inclusive education in Australia...

Q&A with Commissioner Rhonda Galbally

Dr Rhonda Galbally AC, a Commissioner from the Disability Royal Commission, joins our Executive Officer Cecile Sullivan Elder for a live lunchtime webinar on Thursday 3 September 12.30pm

News Flash - Major changes to Health and the NDIS

Last month the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) came to the groundbreaking decision that it was reasonable and necessary for the NDIS to fund a young man’s fluid thickeners and nutritional support products when prescribed by an Accredited Practicing Dietitian.

Inclusion and the curriculum - Dr. Bob Jackson workshop

A practical workshop to help parents and teachers get better outcomes for their children. Presented by Dr. Bob Jackson, an Australian expert on building inclusion through skills development.