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Hopkins Hour Event Resources: Accessible and supportive housing for the future
Posted on Tuesday 25th May 2021
Hopkins Hour hosted by the Positive Environments and Communities Research Stream.
Read MoreGuest Blog: Cathy Easte on of disability and accessibility
Posted on Thursday 20th May 2021
Someone who has first-hand experience of disability and accessibility is Cathy Easte. She is the Manager of Student Disability and Accessibility at Griffith University; is the President of the Australian Tertiary Education Network on Disability (ATEND).
Read MorePreserving the inclusive mindset of children
Posted on Thursday 6th May 2021
Our children are born with the ability to accept others as they are. They are not born with pre-conceived notions or prejudices or even the language of difference. This is what we as parents, guardians and community members instil in them and show them.
Read MoreWhat is dignity?
Posted on Wednesday 5th May 2021
The Dignity Project’s first goal is to uncover a meaning of dignity as understood by people with disability. As part of this week’s blog, we asked three people with disability, what dignity means to them and how they think dignity can be better preserved when interacting with medical services and support.
Read MoreFitting providers together in your support puzzle
Posted on Tuesday 4th May 2021
In collaboration with Queenslanders with Disability Network (QDN), The Hopkins Centre research team, will be hosting a forum on Monday 14th June, to generate further discussion about provision and coordination of NDIS supports.
Read MoreCan cooperative engagement between disability providers work in the competitive NDIS marketplace?
Posted on Saturday 1st May 2021
In this session hosted by The Hopkins Centre in collaboration with National Disability Services (NDS) we would like to hear from you how cooperative engagement works in the competitive NDIS environment.
Read MoreAcquired Brain Injury patients returning to work thanks to Hopkins research program at PA Hospital
Posted on Thursday 22nd April 2021
The Hopkins Centre seed funded research project with Metro South Health’s ABI Transitional Rehabilitation Service (ABI TRS) have developed a comprehensive vocational rehabilitation framework that is proving successful in the community setting.
Read MoreApril is World Autism Month!
Posted on Wednesday 21st April 2021
The Hopkins Centre would like to take the opportunity to share our research in this space, with the goal to improve lives of all Australians on the autism spectrum and the families who love them.
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