FashionAble - Celebrating Ability and Diversity
Jason Clymo announced as headline model for FashionAble 2017, a fundraising event event for leading QLD disability service provider Multicap.
Read moreStGiles: A Studio Space for Everyone
StGiles Studio Space is a new program to provide young Tasmanians with disability opportunities with arts professionals to learn theatre skills and development of ‘voice’ through movement, improvisation, character development skills as well as musical theatre.
Read moreNorthcott recognised at BRW Innovation Awards 2015
Congratulations to Kerry Stubbs and the team at Northcott for being recognised as one of Australia’s most innovative companies in BRW Most Innovative Company's, reaching a lofty 22 out of the over 500 entries. Such a huge achievement, and the only NFP and many of the others in industries where innov…
Read moreAbility First Australia 2014 Annual Review
The Ability First Australia 2014 Annual Review has just been released. View the report here today.
Read moreAbility First Australia 2013 Annual Review
The Ability First Australia 2013 Annual Review has just been released.
Read moreA Life Without Sight
AFA Director – Professor Ron McCallum AO, who has been blind since birth, speaks to the Huffington Post about his journey as a husband, parent, Professor and advocate for people with disabilities Read the full article
Read moreBetter Start Early Days Workshops website just launched!
The Better Start Early Days workshops are for parents of children with a disability in the early years before school. These FREE workshops will help you to understand how the funding works, learn more about services and supports, meet other parents and build confidence.
Read moreDonate Online Today!
Ability First Australia, now provides the ability for people to donate online.
Read moreEncouraging creativity and artistic expression
Monte Lupo held a recent exhibition "Paradiso" at a small gallery and bookshop in Mt Tamborine, Under the Greenwood Tree.
Read moreAbility Centre dreams big with new brand
The Centre for Cerebral Palsy has today announced a bright new future under their new name Ability Centre, representing a stronger future for people with disability and their families right across WA. Ability Centre CEO Judy Hogben said the new name and brand represented an exciting new direction f…
Read moreGolf Day
On Thursday 8th February, Ability First Australia held their first ever Golf Day at The Lakes Golf Course in Sydney.
Read moreLeading International Health Practitioner visits QLD
An expert disability practitioner from the United Kingdom visited Queensland this week to speak to support workers in the disability sector about the incoming National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
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