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November 2023

Get out and about with a travel pass

Getting out and about with the family can be a costly business and takes a lot of planning. So we’ve done some digging and have taken a closer look at three different Victorian travel passes, what they offer, and who’s…Read more about Get out and about with a travel pass

a girl using a wheelchair and her mother enjoy an outing to a park during autumn

Make Year 7 Orientation Day easier for your child

Year 7 Orientation Day is coming up and the next stage of your child’s school journey is about to start. Are you worried about how they’ll cope with new teachers, different classrooms, and new classmates? You might also be concerned…Read more about Make Year 7 Orientation Day easier for your child

Mother and son using laptop at home

October 2023

What you need to know about the new NDIS participant portal

The NDIS is moving to a new computer system called PACE. It comes with a new portal called my NDIS participant portal. PACE will roll out over the next 18 months. From October 30th all new NDIS participants will start…Read more about What you need to know about the new NDIS participant portal

Mother and son laughing in the park.

Accessible Lego fun for everyone

There’s nothing better than inclusive fun. And we’re so pleased that Lego has produced free audio and braille instructions so more children can enjoy playing with this classic brick construction toy. But we’re also pretty sure there’s nothing worse than…Read more about Accessible Lego fun for everyone

Lego pieces

Hidden Disabilities Sunflower

Just because it’s not visible, doesn’t mean it’s not there. The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is a symbol for non-visible disabilities. It’s a great way to let people know that you or your child has a disability or condition that may…Read more about Hidden Disabilities Sunflower

A young girl rides the bus with her mum. She is wearing a hidden disabilities sunflower lanyard.