Tag Archives: Disability Leadership

Disability Pride Month 2026: Many stories. Many voices. One community.

We recognise that disability is a natural part of human diversity. Too often barriers in our society prevent people from participating fully.  These barriers may be:  physical,   communication,   attitudinal   systemic  But all limit opportunities for inclusion, participation and connection.  Disability Pride is about celebrating identity and achievement while continuing to advocate for a world where everyone is included.  Throughout […]

Access is a Given at Deafblind Camp 2026

Two adults are interacting outdoors under a covered structure. In the foreground, one adult wearing dark sunglasses holds a bow upright in one hand. The bow is positioned vertically at the right side of the image, with the grip held near waist height. Facing this person, another adult stands with their back to the camera, wearing a dark t-shirt with white printed text on the back that includes the words “Deaf Blind Camp 2025” and a graphic of hands. Both individuals raise one hand toward each other and make contact in a high-five gesture at about face height. Their hands are aligned palm-to-palm in the centre of the image. In the background, another person stands slightly out of focus under the same structure. The setting appears to be an outdoor activity area with beams overhead and greenery visible beyond the structure. Lighting is natural daylight, with soft shadows and a slightly blurred background that keeps the focus on the high-five interaction and the bow being held. Provide your feedback on BizChat

I think having shared experiences with people and learning new ways to communicate and learning that other people have obstacles like I do, but we just learn ways to overcome them – Melinda Throughout camp there was a strong focus on activities that were tactile, sensory and fully accessible. An Orientation and Mobility workshop gave […]

Building Better Days for the Deafblind Community!

With the right communication supports, people who are deafblind can thrive, connect, and fully participate in community life. That’s exactly what Able Australia’s Deafblind Camp is all about. This April, with support from The Lionel & Yvonne Spencer Trust and the Olver-Carlyle Charitable Foundation, deafblind adults from across Australia will come together for a fully […]