Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) is growing in popularity but still feels like a misunderstood and underutilised resource...

In today's Western dominant society, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people continue to be a marginalised and socially...

Many people with disabilities want to know how they can advocate for their community. Sitting on a Board as a person with lived...

Due to the BA.4 and BA.5 Omicron Covid-19 subvariants triggering a surge in cases throughout the country, the Australian government has...

Keeping your child entertained and stimulated is a huge priority for any parent. When your child has a physical disability, this priority...

CPSN is proud to announce that as part of our Human Rights strategy, we are focussing on “Employment” for this year to assist our members...

Have you ever wondered how your donations help the cause? You’re not alone. Many donors commonly want to learn more about the impact that...

My workday as the Membership and Communications Officer at CPSN usually consists of finding new and exciting ways to convey the...

Finding out your child is at high risk for cerebral palsy (CP) can be a stressful and emotional time. This diagnosis might be something...

Our news feeds get infiltrated every day with ever-evolving assistive tech gadgets and artificial intelligence software; we cannot always...

For decades, there has been a stronger demand for inclusive activities and sports. This shift reflects a growing recognition that people...

For people new to the NDIS, finding the right support worker can be nerve-wracking. Most individuals and families we work with do not...

In less than ten years, the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has proven its ability to radically improve the lives of millions...

PhD student and CPSN member Jerusha Mather, is demanding greater ease and access for people with disabilities looking for love. She is on...

Australians with disabilities are among those suffering the worst of Omicron’s impacts, yet they seem to have been forgotten. With an...

There is a lot of information out there at the moment about how people with disabilities can access COVID testing, vaccination and...

Written by Natalie Corrigan 63% of disabled women have been unable to attend a cervical screening due to their disability. 88% found...

This year's National Carers Week celebrates the millions of carers around Australia. It also shares a similar theme to that of World...

A recent study of 23 adults with cerebral palsy highlighted the importance of individuals with cerebral palsy ‘being set up’ for success...

Like many other people living with cerebral palsy, CPSN member Jerusha Mather has a speech disorder. A speech disorder is a condition in...