Just as every person is unique, so are the circumstances they face. This is especially relevant for individuals living with learning disabilities. That is why it is important to access disability service providers that understand your needs. At Fair Go Access, we recognise this and offer person-centred learning disability services to ensure adequate care and […]
Disability services typically offer a range of ways to assist those living with disabilities. A good team of support staff will be made up of carers with not only experience and adequate training, but also the necessary willingness to uphold standards to meet the dynamic needs of individuals under their care. Fair Go Access is […]
While every bit as rewarding as raising any child, caring for children with additional needs has the potential to make parenting a more intense experience. Many aspects of everyday life can be magnified. You may find yourself spending more time doing this or more money on that. While many selfless parents spend all their time […]
It may seem to some as though a child living with a disability has limited opportunities to be healthy and happy. Whether living with a physical disability, ADHD, the autism spectrum, or one of the many other disabilities that can come into a child’s life, it may seem to those on the outside like a […]
The Key to Successful Injury Management and Return to Work is Good Communication Did you know over 500,000 Australians are injured at work each year? While it’s certainly not ideal to be injured or ill on the job, it is an unfortunate reality, and something for which employers should be prepared. Allied Health services make a difference in […]
How Do You Prepare a Patient for Tube Feeding? Allied health services assist millions of Australians with disabilities and health concerns every day. Tube feeding is a big part of professional medical help for people with disabilities. After all, tube feeding formulas contain water, proteins, carbohydrates, fat, vitamins, and minerals, which are all the nutrients […]
How Can You Help Students with Additional Needs? Did you know 10% of Australian school students have a disability? 1 in 8 school students with a disability are diagnosed at a severe or profound level, which is why classroom support systems are so important. Care providers, teachers, support staff, Allied Health and families can work together to […]
5 Things to Look For in a Disability Service Provider About 1 in 6 people or 18% of all Australians have a disability, and this statistic is one reason why disability home services are in high demand. Allied health services and disability service providers have a positive impact on the lives of people with disabilities […]
What Does a Chronic Pain Assessment Include? One in 5 Australians 45 years and older have chronic pain, with headaches, fibromyalgia, shingles, multiple sclerosis, and arthritis just a few examples of long-term health conditions. Persistent pain comes with its fair share of challenges, which is why chronic pain assessment is so important to understanding patient […]
What are the 3 Different Assessment Tools for Pain? With around 4.4 million Australians affected by a disability, and thousands more going through painful health conditions every day, Allied Health services are very important for special needs children and adults. Part of our disability support services is pain assessment and management, which gives healthcare providers […]
