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Research studies
Research helps everyone understand what people with intellectual disability need and want. On this page you can look for research studies you can join. Joining a study might mean that you answer questions about your life or say what is good and bad about something. It can be important way to have a say.
Transition of care for people with intellectual disability
This guide says things you should do when you change health services. Changing health services is sometimes called a transition of care.
NSW Intellectual Disability Mental Health Hubs
In NSW, you can refer children, young people and adults to a hub to help them get high quality mental health care.
Better communication with First Nations people with intellectual disability
Let's Yarn is a fact sheet with tips for health professionals to help make their communication more inclusive.
What mental health professionals need to know about people with intellectual disability
A guide and toolkit to help mental health professionals meet patient needs.
Caring for your children's teeth
A guide to caring for your child’s teeth and building healthy brushing habits.
Share a story
Stories help people learn from each other and feel connected. People with intellectual disability, family, carers, and health professionals can share health stories on this page. Fill in the form below to tell us your story.
An Easy Read guide to small changes that can make health care easier for you
A reasonable adjustment is a small change to how something is done. The change makes it easier for people with a disability to get what they need.
A book to help you check if you have social and sexual safety
The I START book helps you think about your body, your choices, sex and what helps you feel safe.