The Paint Liverpool REaD Annual Reading Day is back for 2025, bringing families and the community together to celebrate the joy of books, stories, and reading. This free event will take place on Wednesday, 5 November 2025, from 10:00am to 12:00 noon at PCYC, 100 Cartwright Avenue, Miller. The morning will be filled with activities […]
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With the school holidays just around the corner, Spirit Care has put together an exciting line-up of activities for children and young people. These programs are designed to provide fun, friendships, and new experiences during the spring break. Please note that Autism Advisory and Support Service is not the organiser of these programs and all
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A community networking event is coming to Liverpool this September, giving people with disability, their families, and sector professionals the chance to connect directly with local service providers. Ready-Set-Connect Liverpool will be held on Tuesday, 16 September 2025, from 10:00am to 12:30pm at Cabra-Vale Diggers, 1 Bartley Street, Canley Vale NSW. This free-to-attend event is
The Council for Intellectual Disability is hosting an online workshop focused on increasing awareness of intellectual disability and the barriers people often face when accessing healthcare in Australia. Evidence shows that people with intellectual disability experience poorer health outcomes compared to the general population. The National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards User Guide for
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Families across Western Sydney are invited to a fun-filled afternoon at the Fairfield Showground to celebrate Children’s Week 2025 on Tuesday, 30th September, from 1:00pm to 5:00pm. This vibrant community event, hosted by the Fairfield Child and Family Services Interagency, promises a day of free entertainment and inclusive activities for children of all ages. Held
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Are you navigating the world of disability employment and looking for clear answers about your rights, income options, and workplace support? Join an upcoming Vocational Rehabilitation Counsellor Info Session, hosted by Pathways to Work, and gain valuable insight from an experienced expert in the field. This session is designed to support NDIS participants and individuals
Autism Advisory & Support Service’s Music 4 Health Concert is a cherished annual tradition that brings together members of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and children with additional needs from across Southwest Sydney. Each year, these talented musicians volunteer their time and share their passion for music, creating an inclusive and joyful experience for all attendees.
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Navigating the journey of raising or caring for a child with autism can be incredibly rewarding – but it can also come with emotional, social, and logistical challenges. At Autism Advisory & Support Service (AASS), we understand the importance of creating safe, inclusive spaces where families and carers can share experiences, gain knowledge, and find
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Are you a man living with a disability, or supporting a loved one with one? You’re not alone – and there’s a space just for you. We’re proud to share an initiative by Pathways to Work “Working Bee”, a new social group designed specifically for men and their families impacted by disability. Whether you’re looking
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When the winter school holidays roll around, many parents start wondering how to keep the kids entertained without resorting to screens or spending a small fortune. The good news? Fun doesn’t have to cost much – in fact, some of the most memorable moments are made with little more than time, imagination, and a warm
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