When the Questions Are the Problem
A man I’ll call Thomas had been assaulted. As part of a victims of crime process, two different practitioners assessed him — and produced two remarkably different reports.
Choice and Independence Begins with Communication
For many older Deaf Australians, accessing aged care isn’t simply about finding support, it’s about finding support that allows them to communicate, make choices and remain connected to the world around them. Yet language accessibility remains an overlooked aspect of aged care, with many Deaf people and their families still facing significant barriers to receiving services that truly meet their needs.
AusAlert: Australia’s New Emergency Warning System
A new national emergency warning system is coming, with accessibility at its core. Ahead of Australia’s nationwide AusAlert test on 27 July, we explore how the system has been designed in partnership with people with disability, including D/deaf and hard of hearing communities, and the range of accessible resources now available to help Australians prepare.
From Auslan videos and Easy English guides to tailored information for carers and support services, find out what the new system means for you and your community.
