Exercising with a disability can unlock significant physical and mental health benefits. Explore our Fitness Tips For Disability—covering adaptive workout ideas, safety considerations, and assistive equipment and discover how to boost mobility, strength and independence with professional guidance and NDIS support.
Community and civic participation offer social connection, skill-building, and growth opportunities. See how the NDIS supports your journey with tailored plans, funded activities, and guidance to help you thrive.
Psychosocial disability, linked to mental health conditions, creates barriers to daily life. Discover how Hope & Care Community Services and NDIS help individuals overcome challenges, build skills, and achieve their goals.
Discover expert tips for planning an accessible holiday. From finding accommodations and transportation to researching attractions and organising support, make your travel inclusive and stress-free.
Starting a career as a disabled graduate can feel challenging, but with the right strategies, you can thrive. From disability job boards to NDIS resources and inclusive employers, explore actionable advice to launch your successful career journey.
Living with a disability doesn’t mean missing out on a fulfilling life. Engaging in daily activities that focus on social inclusion, physical health, creativity, and life skills can significantly enhance independence and overall well-being.
Many believe NDIS plan managers control their plans or pick providers, but you remain in charge. Plan managers handle the finances, making it easier to manage your NDIS funding with less stress and more flexibility.
NDIS Support Coordination helps participants unlock the full potential of their NDIS plans by connecting them to essential local health services like physiotherapy, mental health support, and occupational therapy.
Short-Term Accommodation (STA) under the NDIS provides temporary care, helping participants build independence while giving carers a break. Find out who is eligible and how to access STA services.
Halloween can be overwhelming for adults with disabilities, but with thoughtful planning, it can be accessible and enjoyable for all. This article explores how to create welcoming, sensory-friendly spaces, adapt costumes for mobility, and modify traditional activities, ensuring a fun and inclusive Halloween for everyone.