Supplies – What Do I Need?
There has been a lot of media attention given to people ‘panic buying’ supplies in preparation for self-isolation or quarantine. You might be confused or asking yourself “What do I …
Preparing Your Support Workers
With much uncertainty in the community right now, we’ve compiled some information to enable you go about preparing your support workers to best assist you. 30 minute free training about …
Siblings
As a sibling of a person with disability I would like my experience to be shared and to raise an awareness that us as siblings require support. Support that is …
The Language of People
“Until we learn to appreciate the power of language and the importance of using it responsibly, we will continue to produce negative social consequences for those victimised by dangerous language …
Experience the Iron Dragon
From the 2nd to the 6th of December 2019 my friend Ashia Robinson and I took part in our end of year work experience at P2P. Parent 2 Parent focuses …
Dancing Kings & Queens
December 3 marks International Day of People with Disability. It’s a day in which the people of the world celebrate those with disabilities. This year at Sunshine Plaza, department store …
RESOURCES – Disability Royal Commission
The Disability Royal Commission is well under way now, and with that, ongoing media coverage, which may be traumatic for many people. A colleague has drawn our attention to a …
Positive Exposures
Parent to Parent were thrilled to be involved with Positive Exposures – Redefining Beauty Photographic Exhibition recently. In conjunction with Chromosome 18 Registry, Spiral Inc, University of the Sunshine Coast, …
Let’s Keep Talking
Let’s Talk: Living Independently held at University of the Sunshine Coast on Tuesday was the first of the Let’s Talk forums presented by Parent to Parent. If there is one …
A Fair Day Out 2019
This Saturday, 21 September, sees the return of the annual A Fair Day Out! Beginning in 2013, A Fair Day Out is a day of FREE fun activities for the …