Web Resources

10 iPhone & iPad Apps that take Accessibility to the Next Level - Article by Briallyn Smith, Nov 2015

Access & Inclusion Index - a tool launched by the Australian Network of Disability which aims to enabel peopleof all abilities to participate in all aspects of society, 2016.

A guide to competition and consumer law: for businesses selling to and supplying consumers with disability, Jul 2016

Better Caring - a marketplace where you can find and hire local, trusted, independent home care and disability support workers direct. Whether you need social support and domestic assistance, personal care, or nursing services, choose from hundreds of independent aged care and disability support workers around Australia.

Cognitive Disability Digital Accessibility Guide - A practical resource for organisational support

Consumer Rights and Resources for People with a Disability - Information from the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission

Freedom2Live - Mobility Aids/Equipment

FutureAbility DataCube - An interactive online data platform developed by Settlement Services International to present a large collection of statistical data about people aged under 65 years old with disability from CALD backgrounds throughout NSW.

Lifelinks - enabling people with support to have age appropriate social lives.

NDIS Fact Sheets for Aboriginal people, families, carers

NDIS Quality & Safeguarding Framework Consultation Report

NDIS Ready - includes a link to the new My NDIS Pathway, a guide to being an NDIS participant, and other resources including videos.

NDIS Rights Fact Sheets

Plan & Manage Transition to the NDIS

Sharing and Monitoring Disability Information in your Workforce, Australian Networkon Disability

SkillsLink2Work - A Carer's Toolkit to match skills to employment

Service Providers Accessibility Guide

Toozley - Diversity Works - A job search website for jobseekers with disabilities

Yarning about Disability - a true tale is based on the qualitative research study undertaken by Caris Jalla at Curtin University, Perth. The Masters research study engaged 24 Aboriginal young people with and without disabilities. This resource shares the stories of four remarkable young people with different abilities, strengths and journeys.