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  • Your Rights at Work (Easy Read)

    Download a PDF of this page About this factsheet This factsheet is about your rights at work. Rights are rules and laws about how people should be treated. This factsheet is written in Easy Read. Hard words are in bold. We explain what they mean. It is a good idea to read this factsheet with […]
  • Work and the NDIS (Easy Read)

    Download a PDF of this page About this document This Easy Read document is about work and the NDIS. Hard words are in bold. We explain what they mean. It is a good idea to read this document with support. For more information about work and the NDIS: https://www.ndis.gov.au/participants/finding-keeping-and-changing-jobs Work and the NDIS Some people […]
  • Disability Support Pension workshops

    Inclusion Australia members are running workshops on the Disability Support Pension. These workshops help you learn: To find out more about workshops in your area go to:
  • Getting the Disability Support Pension (Easy Read)

    Download a PDF of this page On this page, you will find Easy Read information about: Click on the links you would like to read. What is the Disability Support Pension? This Easy Read page is about getting the Disability Support Pension. It is a good idea to read this page with support. Hard words […]
  • Why work matters (Easy Read)

    Download a PDF of this page Having a job makes life better. Having a job helps you: Earning money makes a difference in your life. Earning money helps you pay for: Earning money helps you be more independent. Having a job also helps you to: Many people with an intellectual disability do not work. Some […]
  • Learning what you are interested in (Easy Read)

    Download a PDF of this page Finding out what you are interested in is important. It makes a big difference to: how you feel about your life finding a job you like doing. Many children and adults with intellectual disability do not get the chance to work out what they are interested in. They may […]

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