How to market for the NDIS
4 April 2018
Right now, hundreds of organisations around Australia are struggling to transition to the NDIS. Providers of varying size are facing new challenges related to auditing, compliance, resourcing, cash flow and workforce. It’s a challenging time.
So who wants to think about marketing?
What is a Microboard?
26 March 2018
Having been a successful part of the disability sector in Canada for more than 30 years, Microboards are now beginning to grow in popularity around Australia.
But what are they exactly?
Finding solutions to improve web accessibility for people with cognitive disabilities
9 February 2018
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) develops international web standards and is responsible for the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). It has recently released a gap analysis and roadmap on how to improve web accessibility for people with learning and cognitive disabilities.
Read more about improving web accessibility for people with cognitive disabilities
Shopping centres taking the lead on autism accessibility
13 December 2017
For people with autism, entering a shopping centre can be a daunting experience. The bright lights, loud music and crowds of people can be completely overwhelming and trigger their anxiety. In the past few months, however, this experience has been recognised by some of the biggest shopping centres and chains in the country – and they’ve decided to help.
Read more about shopping centres taking the lead on autism accessibility
The benefits of bilingual learning for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children
13 November 2017
Research has shown that children are better able to learn when they are taught in the language that they best understand. It also shows that understanding something in your first language helps with second-language learning, as well as overall academic achievement in both languages.
