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This section of the website is for the families and supporters of people with disabilities. It talks about how you can work with someone to help them be safer. It covers what to do when the person you support uses violence. It describes the warning signs that someone you support might be experiencing violence or abuse. It shares tips for standing up for people with disabilities while respecting their rights and ability to stand up for themselves.
Some links within this section lead to information about violence and abuse, including sexual violence. Please look after yourself when reading content that could trigger you.
Advocating for a person with disabilities means looking out for their needs, rights and interests. It involves speaking up, solving problems and supporting helpful actions. It's about promoting their independence as much as you can. Here, we explain how to be an effective advocate.
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May 7, 2024
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Disability Advocacy Network Australia
Tools and information to help you find advocacy services in your state or territory.
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May 4, 2024
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Disability Australia Hub
Self-advocacy is when someone with disability speaks up and represents themselves. This guide shows you how.
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May 4, 2024
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Family Planning NSW
Family Planning NSW has a wide range of resources for people with intellectual disability and their support people, including parents and carers, disability workers, clinicians and students.
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May 4, 2024
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Black Dog Institute
Healthy Mind is an online Easy Read tool for building good mental health.
Check resourceTogether, we are working towards the prevention of violence against women, girls, feminine identifying, and gender-diverse people with disabilities.
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