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Work and Leisure
Victoria
Access for All Abilities is a Victorian Government initiative coordinated by Sport and Recreation Victoria. Access for All Abilities providers are professionals working at a community level to develop inclusive sport and recreation opportunities for people of all abilities.
PO Box 2392 Melbourne . T (03) 9935 8031. http://www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/sport/inclusive-sport/Access-For-All-Abilities
Spire was launched in 2015 as a brand of peer-facilitated supports and resources for people with Spinal Cord Injury to help them tackle issues of life. Spire is about supporting people to connect; network, contribute, participate and build community around life with SCI.
Spire brings the perspective of those with lived experience of SCI to the community; everything we do and say is informed, resourced and facilitated by people with real lived experience of SCI and what is important to them.
- Peer Support
- Mentoring
- WOT Days (latest info & equipment expo at Talbot)
- Country Community Networks
CRS Australia is a Disability Employment Service. Their role is to assist someone with a disability to get and keep a job.
247-251 Flinders Lane Melbourne . T 0406 367 899 . http://www.disabledwintersport.com.au/
Here at DiveUnlimited our aim is to provide quality scuba diving instruction to anyone in Perth, Western Australia, willing to have a go, we specialise in teaching people with disabilities and keep our group sizes small with no more than 2 divers per course.
Parallel Sports Club is a self help association that connects people with physical disabilities to sporting clubs.
Parallel Sports Club offers a variety of sporting programs and services that target the specific needs of physically disabled people.
Riding for the Disabled Association of Victoria (RDAV) is a voluntary, nonprofit organisation which provides opportunities for anyone with a disability to enjoy safe, healthy, stimulating, therapeutic, horse-related activities in Australia.
The aim of Sailability is to introduce people of all ages and abilities to the joys of sailing in a straightforward, fun, inexpensive way in a supportive environment.
Spire was launched in 2015 as a brand of peer-facilitated supports and resources for people with Spinal Cord Injury to help them tackle issues of life. Spire is about supporting people to connect; network, contribute, participate and build community around life with SCI.
Spire brings the perspective of those with lived experience of SCI to the community; everything we do and say is informed, resourced and facilitated by people with real lived experience of SCI and what is important to them.
- Peer Support
- Mentoring
- WOT Days (latest info & equipment expo at Talbot)
- Country Community Networks
New South Wales
D-ability is an online arts, leisure, health and sports guide, providing a place to discover life\'s possibilities beyond disability.
Spinal Cord Injuries Australia is all about promoting independence, and continues today with a proud history of providing consumer based support to people with physical disabilities. Our journey began nearly 50 years ago when we were formed as the Australian Quadriplegic Association.
1 Jennifer Street Little Bay . T 02 9661 8855. https://scia.org.au