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- NDIS Commission
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4 years ago
How to manage problems with eating, drinking and swallowing
An Easy Read guide to managing dysphagia, which affects how you eat, drink and swallow.
- NSW Health
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8 months ago
NSW Intellectual Disability Mental Health Hubs
In NSW, you can refer children, young people and adults to a hub to help them get high quality mental health care.
- Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing
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4 years ago
How to care for your teeth
An Easy Read fact sheet to help you keep your teeth and gums healthy.
- NSW Health
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4 years ago
How to help someone look after their dentures
Tips to help you support the oral health of someone who has dentures, or false teeth.
- Family Planning NSW
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26 years ago
Tools to help carers and other supporters talk about cancer screening
Tips and tools to help you get ready for a chat about the cancer screening tests that everyone should have.
- Jean Hailes for Women's Health
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2 years ago
Fact sheet about urinary tract infections
This Easy Read fact sheet says what happens when you have a urinary tract infection. It says what to do and when to see your doctor.
- Council for Intellectual Disability
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3 years ago
A guide about mental health made for people with intellectual disability
This Easy Read guide explains what mental health is, talks about different mental health problems and says how to look after your mental health.
- Council for Intellectual Disability
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11 months ago
How to know if you need to see a doctor
Your mind and body show signs when you are sick. This Easy Read guide explains some signs of sickness are says what you should do if you have these signs.
- Council for Intellectual Disability
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3 years ago
Ideas to help you have better wellbeing
An Easy Read activity book that says what wellbeing is and how you can improve yours.
- Down Syndrome Australia
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26 years ago
Tools to diagnose Down Syndrome Regression Disorder
A checklist of changes that parents or carers might see in a person with Down syndrome and tools that doctors can use to get more information.