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If you are unhappy with the way a disability service has treated you, you have the right to complain and to have your concerns addressed...
People with a disability who experience violence, abuse or neglect can seek help from a range of services specifically designed to help them...
You can appoint someone to be your medical power of attorney, also known as ‘enduring power of attorney (medical treatment)’, to make medical decisions on your behalf when, in certain circumstances...
Connecting with other people who have a disability and their families can be a good way of getting informal advice and support...
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) will transform the way in which people with disability access the support they need to achieve their goals and participate fully in community life...
An emergency care plan is a set of instructions about caring for someone in the event that you are not able to...
If you have a disability or are caring for someone with a disability, you can make future legal, financial and health decisions now to ensure that you or the child gets the support needed if you can...
Disability aids and equipment such as wheelchairs, walking frames and braces can help people with disabilities and the elderly gain more independence...
There is a range of services available for children and adults who have autism. These include the provision of information, assessment, early intervention therapies, help at school, behaviour support...
Respect, consideration, recognition and support are some of the principles that guide how government departments, local councils and government-funded services work with carers and people who are...