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A Day in the Life of a Care to Change Support Worker
Care To ChangeDisability Support May 02, 2025

A Day in the Life of a Care to Change Support Worker

Roseanna Coetzee Every support worker has a story, something personal that inspires them to step into this line of work. For me, it all began with a visit to an[…]

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Eddie’s Rock Climbing Story 2021
BoulderingCompetitive Climbing Aug 05, 2021

Eddie’s Rock Climbing Story 2021

On Saturday, June 26, a very special Care to Change Participant by the name of Eddie competed in the Queensland State Lead Titles Rock Climbing competitions in the Top Rope[…]

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Shopping for service providers?
Choosing ProvidersDisability Support Jul 14, 2020

Shopping for service providers?

So many choices If you have a disability with NDIS funding and looking for a provider, shopping around can be difficult. In this article we have tried to make it[…]

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How the media fails the disabled community
Disability AwarenessDisability Representation Nov 16, 2019

How the media fails the disabled community

The media often fails the disabled community by stereotyping them. The images that are shown in the media are not always accurate and continues to marginalise this group of people.

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Kids with disabilities can have fun too – 5 ideas for fun, fitness and social activities
Dance ProgramsDisability Inclusion Oct 02, 2019

Kids with disabilities can have fun too – 5 ideas for fun, fitness and social activities

If you have a child who is autistic or disabled, there is no reason why they can’t enjoy the same social activities as all other children. There are many places[…]

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Disability does not mean ‘special’
Community SupportDisability Advocacy Sep 18, 2019

Disability does not mean ‘special’

“A need isn’t special if other people get to take the same thing for granted.” Lawrence Carter Long, Director of Communications, Disability Right, Education & Defense Fund (DREDF), Berkeley, California. […]

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10 Books about disability to read to your children
AutismCare To Change Sep 08, 2019

10 Books about disability to read to your children

Do you have a child who has a sibling with a disability? Or do they attend a school where a child with a disability also attends? Sometimes it is difficult[…]

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Following your dreams with a disability
Achieving DreamsAutism Spectrum Aug 13, 2019

Following your dreams with a disability

Even with a disability you can still follow your dreams. Don't let your disability define you. It is always rewarding to hear about a person who followed their dreams with[…]

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Music therapy. Can it help your autistic child?
ASDAutism Spectrum Disorder Jul 29, 2019

Music therapy. Can it help your autistic child?

There has been some very exciting music therapy research undertaken in the USA recently which proves that for children with autism it has some very positive outcomes. It is a[…]

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Treating suspected autism at 12 months of age improves children’s language skills
ASDAutism Research Jul 21, 2019

Treating suspected autism at 12 months of age improves children’s language skills

The theory is that if therapies are started early enough, it might be possible to alter the trajectory of autism. (Image by Rashed Khan from Pixabay ) Andrew Whitehouse, University of[…]

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Music Therapy for people with disability
AutismBehavioural Support Jul 15, 2019

Music Therapy for people with disability

Who hasn't been moved by a stirring bit of music? It can immediately change the way we feel for the better. This is because when we listen to music, our[…]

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Autism is linked to lower levels of empathy – but that may not be a bad thing
AlexithymiaAutism Jul 07, 2019

Autism is linked to lower levels of empathy – but that may not be a bad thing

This article has been reprinted with permission by the Conversation. Image by Shutterstock/Dragon Images Emily Taylor, University of Bath; Lucy Anne Livingston, King's College London, and Punit Shah, University of[…]

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