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June 2025

Stream TV shows and movies with great disability representation

Good representation matters. When children with disability see characters who share their experiences, it can help them feel more confident and connected. It also helps other people learn to see disability as just one part of who someone is. In…Read more about Stream TV shows and movies with great disability representation

A mother and son laugh together at something on a digital tablet.

May 2025

Understanding your rights: workplace flexibility for carers

If you care for a child with disability, you have the right to ask for flexible work under the Fair Work Act. This can help you balance work and caring responsibilities, especially when your child needs extra support. What does…Read more about Understanding your rights: workplace flexibility for carers

Mum and son are sitting on the couch and chatting with each other.

April 2025

Inclusive Easter egg hunts and activities

To help your family enjoy an inclusive Easter, we’ve put together a list of our best tips and ideas for egg hunts and Easter-themed crafts These ideas focus on creative fun, where your child’s imagination can run wild with the…Read more about Inclusive Easter egg hunts and activities

Children Collecting Easter Eggs Outdoors in Bunny Ears.

Accessible family adventures in Victoria

School holidays are a great time to get the family together for an adventure. All over Victoria there are free and low-cost attractions like museums, zoos, libraries, and parks. We’ve made this list of a few of our favourite venues…Read more about Accessible family adventures in Victoria

A family of three children and their mother smile together for a group selfie, being taken by one of the daughters.

March 2025

Supporting young people with disability to vote

If you’re over 18 and an Australian citizen, it’s compulsory to vote. Young people with disability can vote, including those with intellectual disability. You can help your young person to enrol to vote, and support them to vote in an…Read more about Supporting young people with disability to vote

A teenage boy and his mother sit on a park bench, she is showing him something on her mobile phone.