Case Management Action Group - Disability Information Kit

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The Case Management Action Group (CMAG) is a collective of, primarily, disability case management agencies operating in the North and West region of Metropolitan Melbourne. Currently, CMAG has members from 45 different agencies, both government and community service organisations including disability case management, community health, carers groups and service user support and advocacy groups.

Who is the Information for?
The information contained in the sheets is intended for people with a disability and/or their families and carers who are new to the disability service system or are after a little extra information. This is not to replace other services, such as case management, but to give people the opportunity to access services and resources independently if so desired.

The Design of the Information Sheets

The information in the kit is organised around key transition stages of a person’s
life. The information falls into the following groups:
1.1 – 1.4 0 years to school aged
2.1 – 2.5 Young Adults
3.1 – 3.6 Older Adults
4.1 – 4.8 Information relevant across all ages

How to use the Kit

The information compiled in these sheets has been broken down to cover the information most commonly required at key life stages e.g. from choosing a school to information regarding accommodation options for an older adult.

Please note that all documents are in pdf format and require acrobat reader.

The documents listed below are all in English.

CMAG is now pleased to announce that these documents have also been translated into:Arabic, Somali, Turkish and Vietnamese: You can access each of these information sheets in the languages noted above here

The English versions can be accessed by clicking on the individual links below:

CMAG - Disability Information Kit - background and instructions


Young Children 0-School Aged


1-1.Equipment - Young Child

1-2. Education - Young Child

1.3 In Home Support - Young Child

1.4 Recreation Respite - Young Child



Young Adult 16-21 years



1-3.Leaving School - Young Adult

2-2.Recreation - Young Adult

2-3.Respite Options - Young Adult

2-4.Equipment - Young Adult

2-5.Accommodation Options - Young Adult


Older Adult 45+ years


3-1.Accommodation - Older Adult

3-2.Recreation - Older Adult

3-3.Respite - Older Adult

3-4.Future Planning - Older Adult

3-5.Equipment - Older Adult


General Information - Across all ages


4-1.For those that speak a language other than English

4-2.Carer Support -by peers

4-3.Sibling Support

4-4.Accessibility

4-5.Accessing Services

4-6.Useful Contacts

4-7.Contacting Council

4-8.Continence Information