Carers and disability

Aspect Therapy is a mobile service providing Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, Psychology, and Positive Behaviour Support in participants’ home, school, community location, or via telehealth. It supports autistic children and adults across the lifespan. NDIS funds can be used to access the service.
Brochure | Website | Contact: 1800 277 328

This post expires on Wednesday 17 June 2026

Hoyts Cinemas has an agreement with Carers Australia to offer discounts to carers who attend movie sessions with the person they care for. Carers must show a state or territory Carers Association card or any other card with government-recognised carer identification, such as a Healthcare Card or Centrelink Pension Card.
Conditions of Use

This post expires on Thursday 11 June 2026

Dementia Australia Café Connect provides an opportunity for people in Sutherland and St George with a diagnosis of dementia and their carers to come together, share experiences, and make new friends.
Second Tuesday of the month, 10.30am-12.30pm
The Tradies Club, 57 Manchester Road, Gymea
Flyer | Contact: Julie Hill, 0482 162 147

Sylvanvale has vacancies in Social & Community Day Programs for people living with disability, over 18 years:
– Garden House (Sutherland): eco-friendly community hub that hosts a variety of activities.
– Caringbah Craft Centre: people living with disability work alongside skilled tradespeople to create wooden toys, homewares and equipment.
– Sutherland Community Hub: range of indoor and outdoor activities in a centre-based environment. There are sensory, cooking, exercise, creative, relaxation and garden zones.
– Social and Community: hosts different activities each weekday, during which participants head out to a new destination.
Monday to Friday, 9am-3pm
Garden House and Sutherland Community Hub, Rawson Ave, Sutherland
Social and Community: Participants meet at 123 Flora St, Sutherland
Caringbah Craft Centre, 20 Dudley Ave, Caringbah 2229
Website | Contact: 1300 244 577

This post expires on Sunday 24 May 2026

Council for Intellectual Disability (CID) are looking for organisations to host workshops for people with intellectual disability about the My Health Matters Folder, an Easy Read folder made to improve communication between people with an intellectual disability, supporters, and health workers.
Contact: 1800 424 065 or health@cid.org.au | My Health Matters Folder website

This post expires on Sunday 17 May 2026

Council partnered with Communities Thrive and People with Disability Australia (PWDA) to gather feedback for its Draft Disability & Inclusion Action Plan (2026-2030). Consultation results are now available to view and are being considered for the Plan.
View consultation results

This post expires on Sunday 3 May 2026

Created by women with intellectual disability, Council for Intellectual Disability (CID) My Body My Choices cards facilitate inclusive conversations about bodies, relationships, and sexual health. They help health professionals, families, and support workers discuss safety and wellbeing with women with intellectual disability.
My Body My Choices Cards

This post expires on Monday 27 April 2026