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A national framework to help train health professionals to give safer, more inclusive care to people with intellectual disability.

This video explains how people with intellectual disability helped create a plan to train medical students, which means people learning to be doctors. It is called the Intellectual Disability Health Capability Framework.

This guide is for First Nations people with intellectual disability and their supporters. It shows what an Aboriginal Health Worker is and how to find one.

Read the Australian Charter of Health Care Rights in Easy English. It explains your right to safe health care that you understand and say yes to.

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 Easy Read fact sheet has questions you can ask your GP, nurse or other health worker about changes that make health care more fair. These changes are called reasonable adjustments.

These fact sheets explain the health rules for people moving to Australia in different languages. The sheets say how these rules can affect people with disability.

Ideas to help you respect the diversity and dignity of people who need support when they make choices.

These Easy Read guides say how to choose support workers and share other ideas about using the NDIS to support your life.

Tips to help you make your own choices about health, with the right support.