Have you heard the exciting news? Autism Advisory & Support Service have opened their very first OPportunity Shop and Cafe called… SOMEWHERE NICE! Somewhere Nice is a purpose-driven social enterprise dedicated to forging a brighter future for Australians with disabilities. Our core mission revolves around reinvesting our profits to generate employment and training opportunities specifically […]
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The Museum of Contemporary Art are providing dedicated support and adaptations for people with hidden disabilities during their Sunday Sessions. These Sunday sessions run from 10am–12pm and are available for visitors with hidden disabilities or anyone who may benefit from a quieter experience. What’s Involved/Available in the Sunday Sessions? When’s the Next Sunday Session?Sunday 29th
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Night markets have long been cherished for their vibrant atmosphere, delectable food, and unique shopping experiences. They’re not just a place for visitors to explore; they’re also a hub for entrepreneurs looking to turn their passion into profit. In recent years, there has been a growing emphasis on inclusivity in all aspects of society, including
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Do you or your child ever find yourself feeling restless or fidgety, especially during work or study sessions? Or maybe you know someone, young or old, who struggles with anxiety, stress, or sensory challenges? If so, the Fidget Hand Roller might be just what you need to bring calm and focus into your life. What
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Have you ever wished there was a way to express your emotions without saying a word? Well, guess what? The future of emotional expression is here with Mediband’s Emotion Bands! Helping Individuals Express Their Emotions with Emotion Bands Understanding and communicating our emotions can be daunting and for those with additional needs, this can be
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Call out for participants in a Research Study on Understanding the autistic experiences of gaining an autism diagnosis What is requested of you. Complete a 15-20 online questionnaire looking at your experience of being autistic, as well as your experience of going through an autism diagnostic process (or attempting to). You will be provided an
Inclusive Skating is a World-recognised Charity that provides events, activities, education & training for skaters with additional needs. Inclusive Skating helps all skaters “Live the Dream” and learn to skate with their families and carers in a supportive environment. Ice Skating and Inclusive Skating competitions for skaters with additional challenges are open to all, come
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Oral care is essential for everyone, but it can be a real challenge for those with low tolerance for daily tooth brushing, individuals who need assistance with their oral care routine, or anyone who struggles to use a regular toothbrush. The SURROUND® TOOTHBRUSH is here to change the game, making dental hygiene easier and more
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Who are PWDA?People with Disability Australia (PWDA) is a national disability rights, advocacy and representative organisation. They are made up of, led and governed by people with disability. They provide all people with disability with a voice of their own. They are a non-profit, non-government organisation, and work across Australia. They also represent people with
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Are you or your children fellow sock enthusiasts and fashion daredevils! If you’re tired of the same old mundane socks that everyone else is wearing, I’ve got a treat for your feet – Mad Mia Funny Socks! 🧦🤪 Listen, we all know that socks are the unsung heroes of our daily outfits. They keep our
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Autism Advisory and Support Service
‘Our mission is to empower children and adults with autism and their families through knowledge and support’
