Wage payments to Australian Disability Enterprises supported employees have been approved for short term use. The Australian Human Rights Commission will allow the payment to those who have already been […]
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Slight Increase in Young People with Disabilty
There has been a small increase in the number of children with disability according to the ABS. While there is a tendency to associate disability with older people, in 2012 […]
Posted inEquipment, Mobility, Wheelchairs
Tek Mobility Device Gives More Freedom to Move
This new robotic mobility platform allows users to sit, stand and navigate areas that were once inaccessible. The device completely changes the way those with paraplegia and other walking disabilities […]
Posted inBedding, Comfort, Pressure Care
Sensory Calm Weighted Blanket
A chain weighted blanket that relies on the relaxing impact of weight to give a calming effect to the body. The deep, gentle pressure from the use of chains in […]
Posted inRecreation, Wellbeing
WaveJet – For Power and Action in the Water
WaveJet is described as a revolution in Personal Water Propulsion that changes the way you interact with water. The fully modular WaveJet Power Pod is a one-of-a-kind, clean, quiet, battery-operated […]
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May 14 Fast Approaching. Register now for the Daily Living Expo
This year’s Daily Living Expo in Melbourne is the biggest ever, with twice the floor space of the 2012 Melbourne expo. There are over 100 exhibitors including more than 30 […]
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Latest Australian Bureau of Statistics on Disability
Just under one in five people or 18.5 per cent of Australians reported having a disability in 2012, according to the ABS. These figures show that disability prevalence has remained […]
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Healthy Lifestyle = Lower Rates of Dementia
A new report suggests action on preventative health could lower the dementia risk for future generations. Released by Alzheimer’s Australia and the Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing, the report, Is […]
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Children With Disability Want Your Input
CDA is seeking feedback on views and ideas from students with disability about education issues that need to be addressed. The Australian Government is in the process of developing a […]
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Paraplegics Recover Leg Movement Following Intervention Strategy
There could be hope on the horizon for those suffering complete spinal cord injuries. This follows a report that four US paraplegic men were able to move their legs after […]
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Diary Date: Fun Day for National Families Week
Children With Disability Australia has organised a Family Fun Day in Sydney on Sunday May 18 to celebrate Families Week. Offering free fun for everyone with stalls from local businesses, […]
Posted inBuilding, Designs
Home Modification – Stairs
Stairs are one of the most hazardous areas within homes where people are likely to slip, trip and fall. As with most home modifications it is important to ensure stairs […]