Courses

This program creates a space where disability support workers can think about what social inclusion means for people with intellectual disability, and learn or refresh some useful tools and strategies to support people with intellectual disability in ways that will promote their social inclusion.

This training resource explores the Support Worker's role in supporting safe and enjoyable mealtimes. It also explores applying Positive Behaviour Support strategies at mealtimes,modifying food and drink consistency and safe food handling.

This training resource covers some COVID-19 basics within an overview of the broader approaches to infection prevention and control in disability. It explores how the NDIS Code of Conduct interacts with safety and choice related to infection prevention strategies in people’s homes and community activities.

This module introduces Support Workers to the seven ‘rights’ of medication support, includingdocumentation and storage. It also examines some major risks with medication management and how to apply choice and control to medication support.

This document provides an overview and general information on trauma and attachment in people with intellectual disability. 

This two day course is designed for those working in the mental health sector to understand trauma and its effects, as well as how to use a strength-based approach to respond.