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Australian Carers Guide

Australian Carers Guide

15 December 2022
Image Credit: Australian Carers Guide While the Australian Carers Guide does focus on "those caring for elderly loved ones", their magazines do have information relevant for all carers. The Australian Carers Guide is produced four times a year and packed with practical and helpful information.  There are different editions for each state. The Guide offers unique insights, creative solutions, and valuable perspectives that could make a real difference in your family life.  Some of t…
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FND Research Project on Attention – Recruiting Brisbane Participants

FND Research Project on Attention – Recruiting Brisbane Participants

13 December 2022
David Palmer and the Movement Disorder Team at the Princess Alexandra Hospital (in Brisbane QLD) are looking for people with FND aged 18 or over who have had symptoms of FND within the last month to participate in a study of the way they control attention. The study tests whether there are differences between how people with FND and people who don’t have FND control their attention. They think that this might provide important insights into the root cause of the abnormal brain processing that…
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Companion Card – Queensland

Companion Card – Queensland

6 December 2022
If you have a disability and a lifelong need for 'attendant care support' in order to participate in community activities and attend venues, the Companion Card can help you with the costs of getting out and about with the support of a companion. Companion Card holders receive a second ‘companion' ticket at no charge at participating venues and on public transport. Image credit: www.qld.gov.au Image credit: www.qld.gov.au The Companion Card is valid for 5 years and can be renewed…
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Queensland Community Support Scheme

Queensland Community Support Scheme

6 December 2022
If you need a small amount of support to keep or regain your independence, the Queensland Community Support Scheme (QCSS) may be able to help you to continue living safely in your home and actively participate in your community. Image Credit: https://www.disabilitytrust.org.au/ What support is available? The QCSS can help you get out and about in your community, including: shopping recreational activities such as local social groups (including FND peer support groups) or the libr…
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