Disability workers are encouraged to register to show people with disability they have the right skills to deliver quality services. Cases of abuse and neglect in the sector show how vital it is for people with disability to be confidence in their worker. ow.ly/2ZIo50KIBOp
Important conversation to have about sustaining family wellbeing over the life course. Our @h_trajectories has seed funds to support research about issues like this disability.unimelb.edu.au/reβ¦
Drumroll please....introducing GYM-SPARC - Getting Young adults Moving by Supporting Participation and Access in Recreation Centres. Very excited to be kick-starting 2022 with our new logo...stay tuned for more news coming soon @VicHealth@latrobe@DrNoraShields
ALT A bright and sparky logo in orange and navy blue represents a person working out with weights. Logo designed to impart a feeling of energy. GYM-SPARC stands for Getting Young adults Moving by Supporting Participation and Access in Recreation Centres. Gyms and young adults with disability are key stakeholders in our research program.
Throughout the pandemic, our kids have given up a lot to keep their families, schools and communities safe from coronavirus. Now, itβs their turn. Children are now eligible for vaccination. To find out where and how to book visit coronavirus.vic.gov.au
In our latest story, Natalie explores what services are available for Victorians with disabilities πbit.ly/3qVRoOv
How are you feeling about #COVIDtesting? Let us knowπ
In Ep 9 of CP Diaries, Nat speaks to Guarav, CP Achieve participant, about looking after your #mentalhealth for people with #cerebralpalsy πbit.ly/3IyvzdM
Let us know about how you are feeling below.πDon't forget to check in on your family & friends during this time.
As we continue to grow, we welcome Jane Hancock onboard as our new General Manager for Quality and Practice. Jane brings a wealth of experience and knowledge, along with a genuine enthusiasm for improving the lives of people with disabilities π bit.ly/3rCMtkZ
Do you have a problem with disability portrayals on screen? π₯
Nat, our Memberships and Communications Officer, admits she's rarely experienced any genuine connection to the disabled characters shown on πΊ
Read the full story π bit.ly/3CF0e7k#abilitynotdisability
Given the current lockdown in Victoria, we would like to invite you to join our free webinar on #COVIDVAX
The webinar is open to everyone. So please click on the link to sign up to receive the Zoom link: bit.ly/3kyQjJV
π WED 18 AUG 21
π 1pm to 2pm
π» Via Zoom
We are excited to launch our Facebook group for adults with cerebral palsy living in Melbourne and/or Regional Victoria. π Join the community: bit.ly/3qYgauW
Julie has worked alongside members of her community for over a decade. In that time, she has built a secure connection with CPIC participant Emily Drysdale and her family. CPSN spoke with Julie about what her role as a #supportworker means to her. πbuff.ly/39XCCuS
This month, CPSN spoke with CPIC participant Emily Drysdale, and her mother, Julie. Growing up and living in the small South Gippsland town of Leongatha, Emily has created a fantastic support network of her own. #MemberStory#WhatsTheBuzz π buff.ly/34m14oC
Due to #COVID19, everyone is now learning more about how different infections spread & the different ways we can reduce the spread. This month, resident nurse Kelly talks about ways to stop the spread of infections by using practical solutions. πbuff.ly/2XjxnmN
Our telehealth nurse Kelly can provide support and assistance to CPSN members, participants and support workers, who may require information regarding the management of #cerebralpalsy and the risk of #COVID19. πbuff.ly/2xoDrQ4
CPSN is closely monitoring & responding to the #Coronavirus#COVID19 health alert. The safety of our members, participants & our staff are our top priority. We are following the info & advice from the @ausgov & @VicGovDHHS. View our action plan πbuff.ly/33IUWGN