CDS is working in collaboration with the Daffodil Centre at the University of Sydney on a campaign to enhance cervical screening for people with intellectual disability. The campaign includes a short film, instructional videos and easy read resources, and is being promoted through national networks of peak bodies, disability organisations and representative bodies for GPs, nurses and allied health professionals. The campaign materials can be accessed here.
Watch the Short Film Below
Are you passionate about creating a more inclusive world? Do you want to make a difference for people with intellectual disabilities? The Inclusive Governance Committee needs members to share their […]
CDS is working in collaboration with the Daffodil Centre at the University of Sydney on a campaign to enhance cervical screening for people with intellectual disability. The campaign includes a […]
Despite the UN’s commitment to inclusive education, individuals with intellectual disabilities still face significant barriers in accessing higher education, limiting their opportunities for personal growth, social inclusion and career prospects. […]
