All resources

A website with links to support First Nations people who have rare diseases.

This website has fact sheets about rare disease and mental health in Easy Read and plain language. It has resources for people with a rare disease, their family members and health professionals.

NDIS providers must make sure people are safe when they eat. This practice alert says that training for support workers helps keep people with dysphagia safe at mealtimes.

These resources share information to help you make choices about the medications you take. It is your right to make choices about your health care.

This guide for carers lists some supports that old people with disability may need. The guide says what supports can be paid for by the government.

This guide says plans you might need to make if you have dementia. It has ideas to help you talk about what you want and keep a record of your wishes.

This guide lists supports available for children aged 0 to 8. These supports are sometimes called early childhood intervention.

How you can get support for your child from their school, the government and community.

A developmental delay is when a child learns skills more slowly than other children. This fact sheet says what to do if you are worried your child may have a developmental delay.

This Easy Read fact sheet says that you have a right to make decisions by yourself or with support.