Hosted by Able Australia, the 17th Deafblind International World Conference will be held on the Gold Coast. The conference will offer the most up to date information on Accessibility, Communication & Technology. Early bird registrations – 1st December 2018 to 28th February 2019. Full registrations – 1st March to 30th June 2019. Event Date: Monday 12th August – Friday […]
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Our annual Deafblind Camp has been a huge success in years past. For 2019, the camp will be held in Phillip Island. We are busy organising some wonderful activities for you to enjoy. We hope you register to attend so we can create memories with you. Event Date: 22nd – 24th March 2019. Location: Phillip Island Adventure Resort, […]
Join Justin Elks Senior Support Coordinator from Able Australia as he talks to us about NDIS for Deafblind persons. Justin will help you understand the NDIS better and he will talk about: NDIS and housing/ accommodation Technology and equipment Transport Your everyday needs and the NDIS Types of support some Deafblind are using NDIS funds […]
International Women’s Day is a global event to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. What better way to celebrate than to indulge in a delicious community morning tea? There will be a guest speaker and entertainment to mark the occasion. Event Date: Friday 8 March 2019 Location: Able Australia Lowood Office, 43 Park […]
Able Australia is looking for enthusiastic and dedicated individuals to take part in a FREE* Deafblind Communication Guide Training Program in Adelaide, SA. Event Date: Monday 18th February at 9:00am – Friday 22nd February at 5:00pm 2019 Location: Adelaide, South Australia. Deafblind Communication Guides provide direct one to one support to participants in a way that is […]
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Coronavirus has created an enormous impact on how we manage our day-to-day lives, including how we socialize and celebrate important occasions. However, the upside of this is that it has nurtured a feeling of giving in the community. To maintain the government-mandated distance required from one another, we have had to ask our clients to […]
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Volunteer Army Called Upon to Sew Protective Gowns for Frontline Disability Support Workers
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The lack of personal protection equipment (PPE) has been an issue across the community. As a disability service provider, supporting some of our community’s most vulnerable, we want to ensure that both our clients and workers are kept as safe as possible. We are not alone. This is true for many disability service providers across […]
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Able Australia’s National Deafblind Camp ran from the 13th-15th of March 2020, and it seems to get bigger and better each year! This year marked the 20th Deafblind Camp, and was held at Phillip Island Adventure Resort. Deafblind Camp is an amazing opportunity for people in this widespread community to come together and share information, […]
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This is Verica. Verica had been looking forward to an action packed weekend in Sydney, to see one of her favourite bands the ‘Black Eyed Pea’s live, and visit Madame Tussauds Museum! In November 2020, Verica commenced her much anticipated journey from Canberra to Sydney by train. Joining Verica on her adventure were her co-resident, […]
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26 February 2020 On Wednesday the 26th of February Able Australia’s Northcote Day Centre was officially opened by Cr Susan Rennie, Mayor of the City of Darebin. We were joined by clients, donors, supporters, as well as Dr Helen Nugent, Chair of the NDIS and Ms Kat Theophanous, Member for Northcote. Throughout the evening we […]