Support accessing vaccines for people with a disability. 

If you need support accessing COVID-19 vaccines for members of your family and children over 12 years of age please talk to anyone in your EarlyEd team. Below is some information about what NDIS is suggesting for you. 

• If you need more information about vaccinations for you, contact a reliable and trusted source, someone like your GP. 
• There is practical support available to help you make an appointment and to attend vaccination appointments. 

Vaccinations can be booked by visiting the vaccine clinic finder or by contacting the National Coronavirus and COVID-19 Vaccination Helpline on 1800 020 080. The Disability Gateway  is now also assisting people with disability that might need help to book a COVID-19 vaccine. 

Further information is available on the Department of Health website, including easy read and Auslan resources. 

EarlyEd’s Term 4 NDIS funded workshops 
Have a look at all our programs to help you and your child be ready to learn at school, to ride bikes and scooters, and to develop in areas of communication, behaviour and toileting.   

Look on our What’s on page to find out more.
All these programs are held online and are adapted to meet your individual needs.  

OCTOBER  

• Starting School Parent Program. (6 sessions) 

• Stepping Stones Triple P Positive Behaviour Support (3 sessions) 

NOVEMBER 

• Key Word Sign – (3 sessions)   

• Ready or Not Toilet Training (3 sessions) 

• Ready to Ride – (2 sessions)  

COVID Support 

EarlyEd has been provided short term funding to help families impacted by COVID-19 who live in any of the "12 LGA’s of concern". This is particularly for any family who is in isolation, has urgent needs or is finding online learning challenging. We may not be able to help you ourselves but can help connect you with those who can. Email or call 0299232727.

Useful Link  

IDEAS' is a national organisation whose purpose is to provide access to independent information and opportunities for people with disabilities, their supporters and the community to reach their full potential. 

They have just launched a “one-stop disability directory” here.