Disability Service Development
IUIH delivers Indigenous allied health therapies and capacity-building supports to help you achieve your goals and live independently.
Education Project
This project aims to empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disabilities by increasing their knowledge and skills to exercise their rights within the NDIS framework and to educate the IUIH Network in providing holistic health care services.
The project is community-informed and focuses on three main pillars:
- Workshops and Education Sessions: Delivering community and participant-designed workshops, consultation days, and education sessions for participants and their families to expand access to integrated health and disability support services.
- Workforce Education: Educating the IUIH Network to grow and develop a capable and enabled health and social services workforce.
- Development of Resources: Creating a suite of easy-read, culturally centred materials to help participants, families, and carers navigate the NDIS system effectively and advocate for themselves.
This project is funded by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission Grants Program.
Meet our deadly service development team.
Temika
NDIS Service Development Officer
I’m a proud Kalkadoon woman with a passion to work with Mob with disabilities. I’ve worked in disability for over 8 years, and I’m a mum to two beautiful boys.
Tysha
NDIS Project Officer
I’m a proud Yidinji, Djabugay, and Girramay woman with strong Bwgcolman ties. I have been at IUIH for over 12 years, and I’m raising a deadly neurodiverse jarjum.
Stuart
NDIS Educator
I’ve worked in disability for many years and come from a caring background. My passion is working with people to improve their lives and make a difference.
Jade
POWA Trainee
I’m a proud Kabi Kabi woman. I’ve been with IUIH for over a year now and love helping Mob.
