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51 resources
For Youth workers
A practitioner guide to respectful, inclusive language with LGBTIQ+ people, with plain definitions of key terms, everyday do's and don'ts, inclusive forms and where…
Identity, gender and sexuality · LGBTIQ+ inclusion
For Community services and case workers
A practical organiser for working through bills, forms, appointments and documents with a client, sorting what is urgent and planning who will do what.
Housing and practical stability · Problem-solving
For Disability support workers
An Easy Read guide to speaking up when something is not right in everyday life, from shops to health and housing services, with simple…
Accessible information · Advocacy and self-advocacy
For Youth workers
A practical checklist for young people moving out of home, covering money, housing, essentials, setting up services, life skills and support networks.
Independent living · Moving home
For NDIS providers and support coordinators
An Easy Read guide for people living in supported independent living about their rights at home: separate agreements, keys, private space, visitors, house meetings,…
Rights · Supported independent living (SIL)
For Social workers
A strengths-based plan with parents and caregivers covering their strengths, their child's needs, goals, supports and who can help, focused on what the family…
Family systems · Parenting support
For Social workers
A visual map for exploring the relationships, systems and environments around a person, what each adds or takes away, and where change might help.
Person in environment · Support networks
For NDIS providers and support coordinators
A practical pack that helps participants and supporters prepare for a planning or review meeting: what has changed, what to bring, questions to ask…
Advocacy and self-advocacy · Choice and control
For Social workers
A set of open, respectful conversation prompts across eight psychosocial areas to help social workers explore needs and strengths without a checklist feel.
Intake and needs identification · Person in environment
For Community services and case workers
A plain-language guide for tenants who have received a notice to vacate: what to check, getting urgent free tenancy advice, knowing your options and…
Housing and practical stability · Tenancy support
For Community services and case workers
A checklist and record for preparing warm, consent-based referrals: confirming the need, preferences, information to share, follow-up and what happens while the person waits.
Referral and case planning · Service navigation
For Community services and case workers
A step-by-step plan for tenants behind on rent: work out the amount, get tenancy advice, contact the landlord or agent early, offer an affordable…
Financial hardship · Housing and practical stability
For Youth workers
A practical guide for young people renting for the first time, covering budgeting, applications, bond, condition reports, leases, rights and responsibilities and where to…
Independent living · Tenancy support
For Youth workers
A step-by-step resume builder for young people, covering contact details, a short profile, skills, experience including volunteering and school, education, referees and a checklist.
Employment · Job applications
For Social workers
A plain-language explainer of what clients can expect from a service, including respect, privacy, information and complaints, and what the service asks of them,…
Client rights and responsibilities · Feedback and complaints
For Community services and case workers
A plain-language handout on common scams, warning signs, how to protect yourself and what to do if you have been scammed, including reporting and…
Financial hardship · Online safety
For Social workers
A planner that helps people prepare to speak up about a decision or service issue: what happened, what they want, key points, who can…
Advocacy and self-advocacy
For Social workers
A practitioner guide to drawing a simple, inclusive family diagram with a person, with a relationship line key, prompts and space to draw.
Family systems · Support networks
For Social workers
A strengths-based activity that helps people recognise their personal qualities, skills and supports, and connect them to their goals.
Goal setting · Self-esteem
For Psychologists
A step-by-step problem-solving worksheet that moves from defining a specific problem to generating options, weighing them, planning action and reviewing the result.
Anxiety and stress · CBT-informed tools
For Allied health and multidisciplinary teams
A short team wellbeing check-in for meetings, with a simple rating, what is helping, what is hard and one thing the team can do,…
Clinician wellbeing · Team wellbeing
For Community services and case workers
A plain-language handout explaining what addiction is, why it can be hard to stop, signs that use is becoming a problem, what helps and…
Alcohol and other drugs · Psychoeducation
For Psychologists
A plain-language handout explaining bipolar disorder, the different kinds of mood episodes, what helps and how to spot early warning signs, with a personal…
Bipolar disorder · Depression and mood
For Community services and case workers
A worksheet for exploring volunteering, linking interests, skills and availability to types of volunteer roles, with questions to ask organisations and next steps.
Community participation · Employment
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