It's time the world met Jane

“Girls can do anything!” - meet Danielle

Danielle is here to show us just what she can do. Danielle works in Southport, on the Gold Coast.

Her mantra? Don’t let anything hold you back.

Best ways to find a job: 7 tips for people with disability

Embarking on a job search can be both exhilarating but also nerve wracking. The possibilities of your career goals are endless, and the most exciting part of the experience is thinking about what you want to do, who you want to be, and where you want to go.

The average age of people entering employment is between 15 to 18 years old. So it makes sense that people with disabilities also look at their employment opportunities.

5 essentials to choosing the right food packaging partner

You've got the food product, now who's going to package it?

Every stage from manufacturing your product to a customer taking it home plays an essential role. Which is why it’s really important to make sure that you’ve got the right people on your team who value your product as much as you do.

It can be tricky to know what to look for when choosing a business partner to package your product. Fortunately, our food packaging experts have come to the rescue and put together these five essential factors your food packaging partner must have.

Federal Election 2022: People with disability - exercising your right to vote

Voting is one of the most important responsibilities we have - it’s a way we can voice our opinion about what is important to you and choose who represents you in the federal parliament.

Information about voting can be long, complex and hard to understand. We’ve put together some tips on how you can prepare to participate in the upcoming Federal Election.

So what happens when I’m gone? A guide for parents of children with disabilities.

More than half a million Australians have intellectual disability and a growing number continue to be looked after by their parents well into adulthood.

But what will happen to our child with disability when we’re gone, and who will take care and watch out for them?

The happy fact is your child is likely to outlive you, so planning for their future is important.

What it's like having Autism Spectrum Disorder

There’s a saying – when you’ve met one person with autism spectrum disorder, you’ve met… one person.

That’s because Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is just that, a spectrum that affects each person differently. For Autism Awareness Month we spoke to two people who have autism, and share what having this invisible disability is like for them.