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Tasmania
Association for Children with Disability (ACD) Tasmania
A non profit organisation that provides information, advocacy and support for Tasmanian families of children with disability.Autism Spectrum Diagnostic Assessment Service (TASDAS)
Provides comprehensive assessments for children and youth suspected of having an autism spectrum disorder.Autism Tasmania
The peak body and representative voice for the autism community in Tasmania.Commissioner for Children
An independent office responsible to the Parliament of Tasmania, the Commissioner's functions include promoting the rights and well-being of children.Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS)
responsible for delivering integrated services that maintain and improve the health and wellbeing of individual Tasmanians and the Tasmanian community as a whole.DHHS - Disability Services Tasmania
Disability Services aims to deliver a range of services from accommodation to information for the health and well being of people with disabilities in Tasmania.DHHS - Gateway Services
The single entry point to all family services in each Area of the State - South East, South West, North and North West.ECIS (Early Childhood Intervention Services)
provide family centred early childhood intervention services to children and families maximising educational and learning experiences within local communities. For children aged from 0-4 years with a diagnosed disability and/or difficulties.National Disability Services Tasmania
The national industry association for disability services, representing over 600 not-for-profit organisations. Collectively, our members operate several thousand services for Australians with all types of disability. NDS’s members range in size from small support groups to large multi-service organisations, and are located in every State and Territory across Australia.Para Quad Association
founded in February 1990 to assist and encourage paraplegics and quadriplegics in their endeavours to once more become an integral part of their community.St Giles
founded in 1937 to provide aftercare support for children affected by polio today St Giles provides quality services for up to 2500 Tasmanian children and adults with disabilities - to enhance their independence and community participation.TADTAS
An association of volunteers providing technical customized mobility aids for Tasmanians with disabilities since 1990.Tascare Family
A social network for the families of children & young people with disabilities. Connect with other Tasmanian families with similar experiences.
Other States, and National Services
About Me
This resource - developed by 'Life's for living' - is designed for use by families of children and young people with disabilities, the young people themselves, or those working with these children and their families. It assists families in recording information about their child, which can be shared with those who provide care or services to their child, or to family and friends.Australian Government - People With Disabilities
A resource containing links and information about programs and resources for people with disabilities.Connect and Relate for Autism
Connect and Relate for Autism Inc (CARFA) is a group of Relationship Development Intervention RDI® Consultants Australia wide who also have training in Speech Pathology, Psychology, Occupational Therapy, Special Education and Music. Click on the link for more information about CARFA and the RDI program.Every Day With ADHD
Every Day with ADHD has been written for parents, carers and teachers of children with ADHD to help understand the world of the child along with offering workable strategies for every day living. The website also offers the opportunity to participate on an ongoing basis through its ability to receive and post reader's feedback and questions. The website also contains contact information for ADHD Support Groups around Australia.Freedom Wheels
The FREEDOM WHEELS® Modified Bike Service gives a new kind of independence to children with disabilities by allowing them to ride a bike for the first time.Health Insite
Using this Internet gateway, you can access a wide range of up-to-date and reliable information on health and wellbeing. Whether it be acne or arthritis, cancer, mental health, or young people and drugs to name but a few of the searchable topics.
Julia Farr
Based in South Australia 'The Julia Farr Association' strongly supports the principle that people living with disability and their families have control of their lives...Life's for living
is a unique and innovative support service, established in 1987. We operate in Adelaide, South Australia and assist people with a diverse range of disabilities (including sensory impairments) and people with complex needs who require varying levels of support to live a life that is similar to their peers.Kimochis
Kimochi, which means ‘feeling’ in Japanese, are plush, loveable toys, designed to help children get in touch with and manage their feelings in a fun, comfortable way. Kimochis® characters have their own unique personalities, and a whole lot of feelings, just like children in any group gathering. Kimochis® help children identify and express emotions, one feeling at a time, while parents are better able to understand what their kids are trying to communicate. Being able to talk about feelings helps build confidence, self-esteem and character. Available from "My Mini Munchkin", based in Sydney (NSW).National Disability Insurance Scheme
Australia's approach to disability services is crisis-driven and welfare-based. A National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) would change this. The Scheme would provide funding for essential care, support, therapy, aids, equipment, home modifications and access to the community, education and training. Join the National Disability Insurance Scheme's rapidly growing national coalition of supporters.National Disability Coordinator Officer Program
The NDCO program works toward the Australia-wide coordination and delivery of transition services for people with a disability who are at, or who will be attending, university, vocational education and training or another training organisation.National Disability Services
NDS is the national industry association for disability services, representing over 600 not-for-profit organisations. Collectively, our members operate several thousand services for Australians with all types of disability. NDS’s members range in size from small support groups to large multi-service organisations, and are located in every State and Territory across Australia.Raising Children Network
is an invaluable resource for all parents. The site contains fact shhets, access to forums, hints and tips for raising children: from birth to school age. The site includes a seperate section for specific issues in raising children with a disability.Reclink
A charitable organisation whose mission is to provide sporting, social and arts activities to enhance the lives of people experiencing disadvantage.The Reflux Infants Support Association Inc (RISA)
An Australian based community support group that aims to encourage and give confidence and moral support to families of infants and children who have problems associated with Gastro-Oesophageal Reflux (GOR, reflux).Relationships Australia
Relationships Australia is a leading provider of relationship support services. We aim to support all Australians to achieve positive and respectful relationships.Siblings Australia
An unique national organisation committed to providing support for brothers and sisters of people with special needs; including disability, chronic illness and mental health issues. We provide workshops, print and web-based resources and networking opportunities for families and providers across Australia and overseas.Starlight Childrens Foundation – Livewire
Livewire is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Starlight Children’s Foundation: working towards providing free and safe online communities for families affected by a serious illness, chronic health condition or disability.Tube Fed Kids
A social network connecting Parents of Children with Tube Feeding Issues.
International
Helen Sanderson Associates
is a development training and consultancy team. We work with people to change their lives, organisations and communities through person centred thinking and planning. We have HSA teams in the UK, Australia, Canada and America.
