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Carers Australia 26 years ago How to support someone who is dying Information about caring for someone at the end of their life.
Queensland Centre of Excellence in Intellectual Disability and Autism Health 6 months ago How to support someone who has diabetes Managing diabetes is complex but with the right support people can live a normal life.
AMPARO Advocacy 26 years ago Fact sheets about disability in many languages Find facts about disability and the NDIS in your language.
National Centre of Excellence in Intellectual Disability Health 7 months ago Osteoporosis Easy Read An Easy Read resource for people with intellectual disability about osteoporosis and how to prevent it.
NSW Health 2 months ago Learn about the health care you may get when you are dying Palliative care is special support you may get when you are near the end of your life.
NSW Health 2 months ago Learn about death and dying It is important that everyone talks about death and dying.
NDIS Commission 2 months ago What to expect with restrictive practices Restrictive practices aim to keep people safe but can stop you from going where you want and doing what you want.
NDIS Commission 2 months ago Learn about positive behaviour support Understanding why people act as they do helps you to meet their needs and teach them new skills.
Advocate Medical Group 2 years ago A social story about thoughts and mental health My Thoughts is a social story about how thoughts can make you feel mad, sad, worried and happy.
Dr Thomas Doukas 8 years ago How to support people with complex learning disabilities A set of standards that say how to support people with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD).