Carers and disability

headspace Miranda and Hurstville monthly drop-in space, facilitated by work and study specialists at Ostara. It is a safe and relaxed environment where young people with disability can meet other young people who are exploring employment opportunities, build social connections, and learn more about available supports.
Last Thursday of the month, from 30 July, 12pm-1.30pm
Alternates between headspace Miranda and Hurstville:
5/522 Kingsway, Miranda
Level 1, 8 Woodville St, Hurstville
Flyer | Contact: Laila Curry, 0407 876 923 or laila.curry@ostara.org.au

This post expires on Monday 19 October 2026

Peer support program for parents and carers of a child with a disability, chronic medical condition or other additional needs, including developmental delay.
Saturdays, during school terms, 10am-12pm
Billa Road Community Hall, 50R Billa Rd, Bangor
Flyer | Contact: website enquiry form or jlouden@playgroupnsw.org.au

This post expires on Monday 19 October 2026

The Foundation offers grants for people with disability 26 years or under, who are Australian citizens or permanent residents, to achieve their personal, professional, vocational, or sporting goals.
Application | Contact

This post expires on Wednesday 7 October 2026

Game-based mobile app by Dementia Training Australia to support carers and aged care workers. The app helps build confidence and practical skills for responding to changed behaviour in people living with dementia.
Website | Download app: Apple AppStore | Google Play

This post expires on Wednesday 30 September 2026

Engaging activities for people with disabilities 18 years and over, tailored to individual interests, including workshops and group activities at the Centre, and excursions in the community.
Wednesdays, 10am-2pm, plus excursions once a month, on Thursdays or Fridays
KCAC, 30 Morgan St, Kingsgrove
Flyer | Contact: 9150 7823 or rose@kcac.org.au

This post expires on Wednesday 30 September 2026

Empower Golf Australia golf clinics for players of all abilities to try golf. Open to all ages and genders who are living with autism, intellectual disability, vision impairment, amputation, limb difference, neurological conditions, and other disabilities.
Last Wednesday of the month, until 25 November, 2pm-3pm
Woolooware Golf Club, 1 Harnleigh Ave, Woolooware
Flyer | Registration | Contact: Ben Tullipan, ben@empowergolf.com.au

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

This resource discusses how to make health care decisions for someone who cannot make decisions for themselves. Developed by End of Life Law for Clinicians (ELLC), health professionals and aged care providers can share this guide with families and decision-makers to support substitute decision-making.
Download guide

This post expires on Wednesday 23 September 2026

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

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