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October 2025

Fun activities for teenagers with disability

Planning fun activities for teens with disability can take time and creativity.  Like all young people, teenagers with disability often prefer doing things with a friend, older sibling, grandparent, or with a support worker. You know best what will work…Read more about Fun activities for teenagers with disability

A teenage son and his mother sitting outside painting a small wooden house on a tabletop. They are both smiling, while the son dips his fingers into the paint tray.

September 2025

Looking after your health as a mum of children with disability

Being a mum is always a big job, but when your child has a disability, the physical, mental, and emotional load can be enormous, and it can affect your health. But if you’re feeling constantly exhausted or unwell, it’s important not to dismiss it as “just caring” — always check in with your GP to address any other health issues….Read more about Looking after your health as a mum of children with disability

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Enjoy the Melbourne Royal Show with our accessibility tips

The Melbourne Royal Show gives your family the chance to enjoy seeing animals, rides, and fairy floss. With a little preparation, the Melbourne Royal Show can be an enjoyable day out for the whole family….Read more about Enjoy the Melbourne Royal Show with our accessibility tips

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July 2025

More of our favourite books for children with disability

We love discovering books that celebrate diversity, inclusion, and the many stories of children with disability. This time we’re highlighting more of our favourite reads that uplift disabled voices, explore accessibility, and champion representation. This list contains a range of…Read more about More of our favourite books for children with disability

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Supporting your child with disability to stay safe online

It can feel like a constant challenge to help your child be safe online. From being a good friend online to age-appropriate games and online dating, helping your child practice online safety starts early and continues through the teenage years….Read more about Supporting your child with disability to stay safe online

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