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Advocacy - Tools and Tips

This Advocacy booklet provides tools and tips to assist in preparing for life transitions around a person with disability; querying policy positions; engaging with community organisations, government organization, services – even with family and friends – can all require advocacy.

Our Submssions

2019Submission to the NSW Legislative Council Standing Committee on Social Issues Inquiry into the provisions of the Ageing and Disability Commissioner Bill 2019
Submission to the New South Wales Government on Restrictive Practices Authorisation (RPA) in New South Wales
2018Submission to the New South Wales Government’s Education Standards Authority (NESA) NSW Curriculum Review
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One of the Kids - Castle Hill - Thursday 21 November 2019

Come along to learn about inclusive education, hear stories of success from a parent guest speaker and see how inclusion works in the regular classroom

Just give him the Whale

20 Ways to Use Fascinations, Areas of Expertise, and Strengths to Support Students with Autism

Culture is Inclusion

A narrative of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disability

Developing a Vision

Vision is the fundamental force that drives everything else in our lives. It gives us a focus for building upon the strengths and interests of our children. This three part article discusses the importance of building a vision for your child.

Media Release: NSW Department of Education's Disability Strategy Falls Short of the Mark

NSW Education Minister Rob Stokes has just released The Disability Strategy.

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