If you’re a school leaver or young adult with disability looking to build practical job skills and confidence for the future, enrolments are now open for Term 4, 2026 in our Work Prep Connect and Career Explorer programs. These hands-on programs are designed to help participants develop real-world workplace skills, explore employment pathways, and gain […]
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Autism Advisory & Support Service is sharing the following opportunity on behalf of the researchers mentioned below. You are invited to take part in an online focus group exploring the Autistic community’s experiences with mental health care in NSW. This focus group is part of the NSW Strategy to Improve the Mental Health of Autistic
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Parenting in today’s world can feel like a constant balancing act. Between understanding your child’s development, managing screen time, and figuring out what supports are available, it’s easy to feel stretched and unsure where to start. A free parent workshop is coming up that brings all of these pieces together in a way that’s practical
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For many women, booking a breast screen can already feel like a big step. For neurodivergent women, especially those on the autism spectrum or with sensory sensitivities, the experience can be overwhelming. Bright lights, unfamiliar sounds, time pressure and busy waiting rooms can all become barriers. That’s why the new Quiet Clinic at BreastScreen Liverpool
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We all deserve the best care when we’re unwell, especially in emergencies. However, people with neurodivergent conditions, like autism or ADHD, can face challenges when interacting with paramedics or other healthcare workers. That’s why Western Sydney University (WSU) is running a research project called Neurodiversity Affirming Practices in Emergency Healthcare. This study is designed to
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The Liverpool City Council Seniors Festival 2026 includes an important community event, Facing Dementia Together. As part of the wider NSW Seniors Festival, this session focuses on practical information, clear guidance and real support for people impacted by dementia. Dementia affects many families across South West Sydney. It can be confronting, confusing and at times
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Let’s be honest… every year, the Easter Hat Parade sneaks up on us. One minute it’s Week 5 of term, and the next we’re standing in the craft aisle at 8pm clutching a packet of pipe cleaners trying to figure out how on earth you’re meant to get those tiny fake baby chickens to actually
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Once upon a time, Valentine’s Day meant getting dressed up, going out for dinner, and having a full conversation without interruption. Now it often means juggling school runs, searching for clean socks, and only realising it’s Valentine’s Day because a child brings home a piece of heart artwork that will live on the fridge for
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There are some nights you just do not want to miss, and the 2026 Foundation of Hope Charity Ball is one of them. Set in the elegant Novella on the Park, this is more than just a beautiful evening out. It is a celebration of community, generosity, and hope. From the moment you arrive, you
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Being a parent or carer of an autistic child or loved one can be a lot to carry. Some days feel manageable and others feel heavy. You can love your child deeply and still feel tired, worried or unsure. At Autism Advisory & Support Service, we see that every day, and that is why our
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