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Surf therapy, Minecraft friendship groups, equine therapy and more — here’s our guide to fun, educational and engaging activities for kids and adults across Australia. Book independent support workers on Mable to help you participate in any of these activities.
Want to go to the beach, but aren’t sure about accessibility? Here’s a guide to the most accessible beaches in Australia.
Plan for your travel adventure and your disability support needs with these tips and tricks. You can also book independent support workers on Mable to accompany and support you.
In September 2023, the Disability Royal Commission launched its Final Report. In this article, we present some of the main points and recommendations from the Final Report.
There are a lot of takeaways for support workers in the recently launched Final Report of the Royal Disability Commission. Sash shares some of her own key learnings that she thinks may be relevant to other support workers too.
Going on holiday? Finding an accessible place to live can be hard. Here are some tips to make sure your accommodation is accessible.
For Rachel, a TV advertisement was the start of a wonderful support journey with Mable. Her 78-year-old father gets dementia support through Mable and Rachel says it’s been a wonderful solution for them.
For Mable independent support worker Kate, making a difference in people’s lives while having flexibility has been a dream come true. A former social worker, Kate says the difference now is she can choose her availability and the support she provides.
If you care for someone with a medical condition, disability or someone who is older and frail, you may be eligible for Carer Payment. Learn what Carer Payment is and how to claim it.
Living with Down syndrome hasn’t stopped Tina and Leigh from chasing their dreams. For Down Syndrome Awareness Month, they share their positive experiences of love, life and careers.
Have you ever caught yourself thinking, ‘Smartphones are too smart for someone my age’ or ‘I’m too old to start studying again!’
If the answer is yes, there’s a name for what you’re doing — self-directed ageism.
Here’s our guide to Australia’s most inclusive playgrounds. These play areas go beyond just accessibility. They are fun and engaging spaces designed to include kids with disability.
We acknowledge the cultures of our First Nations Peoples and are thankful for the community that we share together now. We pay our respects to our First Nations Peoples and their elders/leaders, both past and present, and those who are rising up to become leaders.
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