Why disability-inclusive language matters

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Disability inclusion is a fundamental human right. UNICEF describes disability inclusion as creating societies where everyone, regardless of how they move, communicate, think or interact can participate equally.

Living My Way Shares Its Employ Your Own Service with the Bathurst Community

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Supporting choice through personalised disability support services Access to high-quality disability support services can transform the way people live, participate and connect with their community. In a recent interview on Bathurst radio, Living My Way was invited to share how our unique Employ Your Own Support Worker model is helping people shape their own disability […]

Living My Way Shares Its Employ Your Own Service with the Dubbo Community

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Supporting choice through personalised disability support services Access to personalised, flexible disability support services is essential for people who want more control, confidence and independence in their daily lives. In October, Living My Way joined Dubbo radio to discuss how our unique Employ Your Own Support Worker model is helping people choose how their disability […]

Managing stress when living with disability

Navigating daily life for people with disability can mean extra challenges, whether that’s a physical barrier, social expectations, or managing support systems. These experiences can sometimes bring stress, which can show up in many forms. For some, it’s a racing mind or difficulty sleeping. For others, it’s tension in the body or a sense of […]