Topic - Any - Ways to get better health care Health rights Health topics that matter to us How to find and use good health information For professionals Type Read Watch Listen Audiences - Any - People with intellectual disability Family and carers Professionals LGBTQIA+ People from different cultures and backgrounds First Nations People with complex disability Accessibility features - Any - Auslan Easy Read Includes pictures Transcript available Translations available Sort by Newest first Oldest first Liked by other users Apply All filters Clear all filters Displaying 71 to 80 of 168 Council for Intellectual Disability 2 years ago Just Include Me: Online training for professionals Free online training for professionals about inclusive health care for people with intellectual disability. NSW Health 2 years ago Caring for your children's teeth A guide to caring for your child’s teeth and building healthy brushing habits. Family Planning Australia 7 years ago A video about breast screening and mammograms Two women talk about why it is important to have breast screening and when you should get your breasts checked. Family Planning NSW 26 years ago How to stay healthy when you are old Ways to look after your body and mind as you get older. Jean Hailes for Women's Health 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. Disability Gateway 6 years ago Resources on NDIS and Disability Supports These Easy Read guides say how to choose support workers and share other ideas about using the NDIS to support your life. Raising Children Network 26 years ago The NDIS and children with disability Resources to help you understand the NDIS and get the support your child needs. Women With Disabilities Australia 2 years ago Caring for yourself This Easy Read guide has ideas about how you can care for yourself. Caring for yourself means doing things that make you feel healthy and happy. People with Disability Australia 7 years ago How to speak up for yourself An Easy Read fact sheet to help you speak up for yourself when your rights are not respected or someone treats you badly. Inclusion Australia 2 years ago The 5 steps of supported decision making Tips to help you make your own choices about health, with the right support. Pagination Prev … 7 8 9 10 … Next Change page First page Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Last page Filter resources Clear all filters
Council for Intellectual Disability 2 years ago Just Include Me: Online training for professionals Free online training for professionals about inclusive health care for people with intellectual disability.
NSW Health 2 years ago Caring for your children's teeth A guide to caring for your child’s teeth and building healthy brushing habits.
Family Planning Australia 7 years ago A video about breast screening and mammograms Two women talk about why it is important to have breast screening and when you should get your breasts checked.
Family Planning NSW 26 years ago How to stay healthy when you are old Ways to look after your body and mind as you get older.
Jean Hailes for Women's Health 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.
Disability Gateway 6 years ago Resources on NDIS and Disability Supports These Easy Read guides say how to choose support workers and share other ideas about using the NDIS to support your life.
Raising Children Network 26 years ago The NDIS and children with disability Resources to help you understand the NDIS and get the support your child needs.
Women With Disabilities Australia 2 years ago Caring for yourself This Easy Read guide has ideas about how you can care for yourself. Caring for yourself means doing things that make you feel healthy and happy.
People with Disability Australia 7 years ago How to speak up for yourself An Easy Read fact sheet to help you speak up for yourself when your rights are not respected or someone treats you badly.
Inclusion Australia 2 years ago The 5 steps of supported decision making Tips to help you make your own choices about health, with the right support.