We at DDWA believe that everyone can communicate, regardless of their disability.
That’s why we are looking for 100 iPad’s to be donated so we can distribute them to people who cannot communicate verbally.
Can you help?
Are you aware that people communicate in a variety of ways. If someone has little or no speech, they may need you to be more observant and offer alternative ways to exchange messages. Violet and her mum, Janet, share their…
This list of 12 tips was developed from DDWA’s experience supporting parents to advocate for their child in mainstream schools.
What is the best way to communicate my child’s needs? Find out from your child’s class teacher how and when they will communicate with you about your child’s needs and how they prefer the communication to occur. Some teachers rely…
Jaquie Mills from DDWA was recently interviewed on ABC NW-Kimberley radio. To access the audio please click here…
