1-2. Will You Need Help Navigating The Education System For Your Young Child? CMAG Information Sheet.

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1-4. Do you need some help finding recreation and respite options for your young child? CMAG information. CMAG Information Sheets

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2-2. Are you looking for recreation options and are 16-21 years old? CMAG Disability Information Sheet.

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2-4. Do you need specialised aids and equipment and are 16-21 years old? CMAG Disability Information Sheet.

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3.1 Are you an older adult looking for accommodation options? CMAG Disability Information Sheet.

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3-3. What respite options are available for older adults? CMAG Disability Information Sheet

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3-5. Are you an older adult and need specialised aids and equipment? CMAG Disability Information Sheet

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4-2. Do you care for someone with a disability and would like some peer support? CMAG Information Sheet.

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4-4. Are you having trouble getting around? CMAG Information Sheet.

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4-6.Useful Contacts. CMAG Information Sheet

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4-8. Information on continence products for people with a disability. CMAG Disability Information Sheet.

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developed by Meeting Events Australia (MEA) and the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission, helps organisers to make their events more accessible to the millions of Australians with a disability

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15-year-old Luke has joined Ouch as our youngest columnist. In his terrific first article, he tells us all about going back to school, and how this can often be a complex, confusing experience for kids with Asperger's Syndrome:

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Brain Scam use of personal stories and illustrations is an ideal way to inform people about ABI

A booklet offering handy tips for communicating with people with disabilities.

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Service Provider Contact List - 2007

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Questions and Answers May 2007

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deafaccess have produced a Hearing Checklist. This is a useful resource if you are running an event and you want to ensure it??s inclusive of people with a hearing impairment.

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This guide will focus largely on public mental health organisations. It will provide information about a range of services offering different types of specialised support to families and individuals whose lives are affected by mental illness.
It will provide active links to the information sites of the major mental health services in Victoria.

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Announcing the Having a Say Art Award
We are inviting budding artists to enter their artwork (paintings or drawings) based
on the Human Rights theme of: Freedom and Respect

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Attached is the Info Booklet for the 2010 Conference, it includes information on:
* Program
* Travel options to the conference
* Accommodation & Tourism etc. etc.

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For families living with traumatic brain injury. What is it?
The Headstart program is a group intervention that can be helpful for people with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and their families. Over three years, Headstart will develop and run group programs, and study the outcome.Aquired Brain Injury

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Interchange is a community based, not for profit program, providing support to families who have a child or a young person with a disability. Interchange provides respite and social support through a volunteer host carer program and a range of recreational and social activities with the help of volunteers. These include camps, school holiday programs, youth groups, sibling and family activities.

2005 Edition

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Report into the Victorian Government Inquiry into Disability and Mental Health Accommodation 2010

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This Booklet is to inform carers of children and young adults with disabilities about a range of respite and recreation options available within the Western Region and some state-wide organisations that offer programs or support for people with disabilities living in the West. Revised October 2008.

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The Yooralla Caravan is specifically designed for use by people with physical disabilities. It is fully self-contained, including shower and toilet with commode chair, and is accessible for wheelchairs. It has a large annexe with fridge, chairs, tables, television, stretchers and a ramp to the caravan.

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