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Anyone who has been involved in sports like rugby league, AFL and soccer know how fantastic it can feel to be part of a team. “When you’re part of a team, the positive moments are amplified and the challenges are easier to handle,” says David...

We communicate for many purposes – to engage with friends and family, express feelings, request something, share news, protest, object and share opinions. Effective communication is essential to be able to participate in the community, build and...

School leaver employment supports (SLES) NDIS supports are designed to help students with disabilities achieve what is often a goal for school leavers – finding and starting a job. SLES aim to build a bridge between school and work, helping...

We’re excited to present our second NDIS e-Magazine, produced in collaboration with our friends at Source Kids. In this edition, the focus is on getting the most out of your child’s NDIS Plan. You’ll find a host of stories that range from...

Did you know that around 25% of NDIS funding still goes unspent? That’s a lot of funding for supports and services that could help you achieve your goals. And if you don’t spend all the funds allocated in your NDIS budget, they don’t roll over to...

It was recently National Volunteer Week (16 to 22 May) and today we take a look at the benefits of volunteering and how you can get involved. Volunteering is doing unpaid work for an organisation or charity and is a great way to make a positive...

Create Crew is a mobile music and art service that that delivers creative mentoring programs and workshops to NDIS participants and the local community in Hobart, Tasmania. The creative projects serve as a foundation to help Create Crew...

For many children with sensory issues, eating can be overwhelming, scary or even make them physically sick. Source Kids recently published a fascinating Q&A with speech pathologist and feeding therapist, Renee Cansdale from Let’s Talk Let’s...