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I have Caitlin home at the moment recovering from her latest surgery. With this hospital experience fresh in my mind […]

In the first few months, I listened to Caitlin’s therapists saying to me, ‘You need to do this, can you

This short video will walk you through practical tips to help everyone feel included and understood. From allowing plenty of

We’re excited to have Claire Mitchell, a passionate self-advocate with Down syndrome, here to explain how using Easy Read and

This video is for people with intellectual disability who are voting in an election. Claire Mitchell talks about her experiences

One of the very first homemade therapy activities that I put together for Caitlin was her Sensory Box. When she

Down Syndrome and Intellectual Disability Queensland (DSIDQ) is starting a new advisory group. The advisory group will help DSIDQ understand

Going to hospital for an appointment, surgery or for a stay can be very daunting for a child. Hospitals can

Blood tests can be the most traumatic and stressful time for your child and for everyone else involved.  I remember