The six-part podcast series Building Inclusion: Australia’s Disability Strategy has recently been released, promoting the voices of disability inclusion in Australia. Host Sam Drummond, a prominent disability advocate, writer and lawyer, travels across Australia and interviews people from all different backgrounds and lived experiences of disability.

Is your business or organisation child safe? If your organisation works with or provides services for children, you’ll need to comply with Queensland’s new child safeguarding law.  The Child Safe Organisations system is already in effect for some sectors and requires businesses and organisations providing spaces or services to children to implement 10 Child Safe Standards to help protect children from harm.

Have you been to the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission website recently? It has a range of workforce resources to support you to deliver safe and quality services.

The NDIS Commission has released a new short video that’s part of an educational series that will help providers better understand the NDIS Code of Conduct. It covers preventing sexual misconduct – one of 8 elements under the Code.

ABC article on an Agnes Waters accommodation provider becoming the first person to be prosecuted after refusing to allow a woman to stay with her guide dog.

This course by QCOSS introduces community workers to psychosocial wellbeing, helping to understand its importance, recognise workplace risks that can affect wellbeing, and identify personal and organisational responsibilities to maintain a healthy work environment.

If you are a supplier of disability supports and registered for GST, your supplies to a National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participant may be GST-free.

Great communication is integral to the provision of high-quality disability supports – but we’re guessing you already knew that. In this episode DSC Frontline go beyond why good communication matters and focus on the practicalities of how providers and support workers can level up their communication skills.

The network is made up of BuyAbility Social Enterprises, which employ people with disability in supported working environments. By purchasing goods and services from the BuyAbility Social Enterprises you are supporting people with disability to participate in the workforce like their family, friends and neighbours. Find a location in Queensland.

We all take risks and want to be the boss of our own lives. But how can providers and support workers strike a balance between supporting people to take risks and meeting their duty of care obligations?