The Australian-developed, Now and Next™ peer to peer program has taken centre stage as part of the International Initiative for Disability Leadership Conference (IIDL) in Washington DC this week. The […]
Global recognition for Australian peer to peer parenting program Read More »
Being the parent of a young child with a disability, developmental delay or neurodiverse diagnosis can create long days and busy schedules. Add the juggle of work, siblings, family life
Create a positive change for your family without leaving the house! Read More »
Nicole Buffoni was a self-confessed hurried woman who felt guilty, anxious and overwhelmed by the therapy schedule she was trying to upkeep for her four-year-old son. Nicole constantly felt that
Creating connected communities with NDIS funding Read More »
Dr Pippa Murray strongly believes that it is always possible to find a voice for your child, regardless of the challenges your son or daughter is facing. As parents it
Promoting the voice of children in education & inclusive education Read More »
How do you answer difficult questions from stranger’s about your child? Stephanie Wacker knows that when you have a child with a disability or developmental delay you may face moments
Surviving the wet fish moment Read More »
Struggling to build meaningful partnerships with your professionals? Trying to unite your team for the greater good of your child and family? Transitioning to a new professional relationship and wanting
Q&A Panel: Leaning into relationships with professionals Read More »
‘The 2nd Now and Next Alumni conference is a ‘by families for families’ event which provides us with the opportunity to reinvigorate our vision, challenge our thinking, and be informed
Dr Melanie Heyworth knows first hand that self-advocacy is grounded in knowledge, leads to empowerment and results in personal autonomy. In relation to children, it means that they are confident
Fostering your Child’s Self-Advocacy Skills Read More »
Dr Pippa Murray believes that becoming a mighty oak is not about age, it is not about having disabilities. It’s about teaching our children and teaching ourselves how to navigate
From little acorns, mighty oaks grow Read More »
