PROJECTS
PROJECTS
See a list of current and past SACID projects below.
This is not a full list of all projects SACID have worked on.
Click the project title to learn more about each project.
CURRENT PROJECTS
We are working with Speak Out Tasmania on the Respect Our Ability project.
This project is about including people with intellectual disability on boards and committees.
This project is funded by the Department of Social Services – Information Linkages and Capacity Building grant.
We are working on a project to help people be more active.
We want you to help us create a new and exciting game!
This project is funded by The Government of South Australia- Preventive Health SA.
We are working on a project with The National Centre of Excellence in Intellectual Disability Health.
The project is about gaps in health support for people with intellectual disability in South Australia.
SACID are doing consultations to learn about the experiences of people with intellectual disability using health services.
PAST PROJECTS
My Life My Choices project was funded by the NDIA through an Information, Linkages and Capacity Building grant.
We worked together with the NSW Council for Intellectual Disability (CID).
This project used co-design to make resources for Supported Decision Making.
Most information about Supported Decision Making has been made for the supporter. This project focused on Supported Decision Making from the perspective of the person with intellectual disability.
Download Supported Decision Making Conversation Cards resource from the NSW CID website here.
Workshops and resources from this project helped people with intellectual disability to learn about their right to speak up and give feedback to their disability service providers.
You have the right to complain if you are not getting good quality or safe services.
This project also helped providers to think about their feedback processes and how to make them more accessible.
Your Service, Your Rights was a project funded by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.
We worked together with the NSW Council for Intellectual Disability (CID).
You can get Your Service, Your Rights resources from the NSW CID website here.
The Relationship Wise project ran workshops for families and adults with intellectual disability.
We ran 25 workshops.
Workshops covered topics such as:
- Puberty
- Sexuality and disability
- Relationships education
- Boundary setting and protective behaviours
- Bodies, rights and responsibilities
- Healthy relationships
- Sexual health
Download Relationship Wise project resources for free from our website here.
