Carers and disability

Accessible Tech for All

Centre for Accessibility (CFA) Australia have launched a national initiative connecting organisations and people with disability to help provide laptops across Australia. Organisations with surplus or end-of-lease laptops can help by donating devices. People with disability experiencing barriers accessing suitable technology can apply for a donated laptop.
CFA Australia website | Donate laptops | Apply for a donated laptop

This post expires on Wednesday 23 September 2026

Down Syndrome NSW: Growing, Connected – Sutherland Shire Community Meet-Up

Down Syndrome NSW invites people with Down syndrome and their families in the Sutherland Shire to join a community gathering as part of the Growing, Connected project. Attendees will enjoy an afternoon of connection, conversation, and refreshments while sharing their experiences and ideas about services with the local community.
Saturday, 27 June, 2pm-4pm
Blackfish Café & Grill, 2R-50R Cremona Rd, Como
Registration

iREADi (Integrated Rehabilitation for Early Stage Dementia) Program (Kogarah)

Calvary Health Care Kogarah is accepting referrals for a group rehabilitation and education program for people recently diagnosed with early-stage, mild dementia, and their carers. iREADi builds practical skills and confidence to help participants maintain independence, stay socially connected, navigate daily life, and plan for the future. Anyone can refer.
Commences Wednesday, 29 July, for 9 weeks
Calvary Health Care Kogarah, 91–111 Rocky Point Rd, Kogarah
Referrals: 0475 763 138 or CHC-CCHIntake@health.nsw.gov.au

Tenants’ Rights in NSW: Easy Read Fact Sheets

Tenants’ Union of NSW and Council for Intellectual Disability (CID) easy read fact sheets have been updated to include the new tenancy laws. They include Intro to your Rights When You Rent in NSW; When You Start to Rent; Your Rights About Repairs, Access & Privacy; When You Live in a Share House; and Moving Out.
Download fact sheets

This post expires on Wednesday 9 September 2026

Carers NSW Fact Sheets on Restrictive Practices

The fact sheets equip carers with practical guidance on elder abuse prevention and safe caring. They explain how to recognise safety concerns and navigate restrictive practices, empowering carers to make informed decisions that balance safety with the care recipient’s rights, dignity, and independence.
Download fact sheets

This post expires on Wednesday 9 September 2026

Online Workshop: Inclusive Employment Australia – Where to After Disability Employment Services (DES)?

Family Advocacy workshop to provide information and support to families as they support their family member with disability to better understand employment options, their rights, and how to navigate the employment support system. The workshop will focus specifically on Inclusive Employment Australia. It is not open to professionals.
Tuesday, 30 June, 5.30pm-7pm
Flyer | Registration

Self-Advocacy for Everyone (SAFE) Helpdesk

The SAFE Helpdesk is part of Inclusion Australia’s Self Advocacy for Everyone (SAFE) project, which works to strengthen and support self-advocacy in Australia. It aims to help people with disability and self-advocacy groups connect with each other across Australia. It provides advice, support, training, and resources.
SAFE Helpdesk Facebook page | Contact: 1800 841 773, 0493 586 773 or helpdesk@selfadvocacy.org.au | Self-Advocacy Knowledge Hub

This post expires on Wednesday 2 September 2026

Civic Disability Services June 2026 Webinars

– Civic Job Pathways Information: Designed to help parents, guardians, students with disability and educators navigate the various career and job pathways available | Thursday, 18 June, 12pm-12.45pm or 6pm-6.45pm | Registration
– Civic Inclusive Employment Australia (IEA) Program Information: Exploring how IEA supports people with disability to get ready for work, find m6eaningful employment, and succeed long-term | Thursday, 25 June, 12pm-12.45pm or 6pm-6.45pm | Registration

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