NDIS Disability Awareness Dec 03, 2025

International Day of People with Disability 2025: Fostering Inclusive Communities

Today, Care to Change joins people around the world in recognising International Day of People with Disability. This day promotes understanding, raises awareness and celebrates the contributions, strengths and leadership[…]

NDIS Empowerment Oct 17, 2025

Walk for Awareness 2025: Care to Change Steps Up for Mental Health

On October the 11th 2025, Care to Change team and participants laced up their walking shoes and took part in the Walk for Awareness, and what an incredible day it was![…]

NDIS Care To Change Sep 25, 2025

Walking for Awareness with Care to Change

Care to Change walks with a purpose. This October we are joining the Walk for Awareness to stand with those affected by mental illness and to honour the lives lost[…]

NDIS Care To Change May 23, 2025

A Day in the Life of a Person Supported by Care to Change

Joseph Leslie My name is Joseph Leslie, but most people call me Joe. I'm 67 years old and worked as a civil engineer for 45 years with various construction companies.[…]

NDIS Care To Change Feb 14, 2024

Understanding the Differences: Registered vs. Unregistered NDIS Providers

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) stands as a beacon of support, offering a lifeline to Australians living with disabilities by ensuring they receive the care and services they need[…]

NDIS Choosing Providers 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[…]

NDIS Disability Awareness 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.

NDIS Community Support 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. […]

NDIS ASD 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[…]

NDIS ASD 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[…]

NDIS Autism 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[…]

NDIS Behavior Support Jun 30, 2019

Early Childhood Intervention – Good news for families

Early Childhood Intervention wait times are to be cut.