Physical or mental illness, job loss and grief are just some of the problems that are hard to deal with alone. Men’s Sheds offer men (and women!) a safe and busy environment where they can be productive, connect with friends, get support or just come and have a yarn and a cuppa. The Australian …
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Livewire is an online space for young people aged 10 to 20 years old, living with serious illness, a chronic health condition or disability, and their siblings. There is a moderated chat room, articles and videos to read and watch, discussion pages, a blog and the Livewire Music Player, featuring the latest hits. Any eligible …
The DEAI has established connections with Insurance House who offer a very competitive Health Professionals Insurance. Insurance House has added Developmental Educators to their listing of professionals, eligible to apply for their Insurance Products. You can view the Health Professionals Information Sheet here. Please visit http://www.insurancehouse.com.au/buy-online, select the Health Professionals option and follow the steps, to obtain a …
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Can you help to promote Developmental Educators? The DEAI has developed this flyer to promote the skills and services to parents of children with disability and to people living with disability, especially within the context of the National Disability Insurance Scheme. Please feel free to share widely. Flyer for parents and people with disability
In the course of your work have you come across children who have been playing with fire? The SA Metropolitan Fire Service runs a program called the Juvenile Firelighters Intervention Program, or JFLIP. Operational firefighters, who have been carefully selected and trained, work with children and their families to help overcome the problem. The Program …
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The DEAI is pleased to inform that Northern Territory Companion Card has agreed to the inclusion of Developmental Educators on the list of Health Professionals, able to endorse the Companion Card in that State (http://www.health.nt.gov.au/…/Sub…/Companion_Card/index.aspx). Western Australia has decided against this inclusion at this point in time; the DEAI is still waiting to hear back …
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