A significant proportion of health‐and disability‐sector consumers in Australia speak a
language other than English (LOTE) at home. Barriers to service access in culturally and …

What prevents people with disabilities from having their right to housing support fulfilled?
The article identifies the facilitators and barriers to adequate housing support in Australia for …

The medical/disabled category for quota refugees selected for resettlement in New Zealand
allows entry to those who have either a medical condition that can be treated or helped in …

Over the past fifteen years cultural competence has gained momentum both in Australia and
internationally, generating a large volume of literature across a number of fields. However …

Housing support policy for persons with disabilities who require access to 24‐hour formal or
informal support is changing throughout Australia. This is consistent with international trends …

The rehabilitation field is dedicated to optimizing functionality and health for persons with
disabilities and their families. The field promotes specialized care to improve, maintain, or …

It is estimated that as many as half of all offenders or alleged offenders in NSW prisons have
a mental health or cognitive disability. The way criminal justice staff conceptualise disability …

This research project aims to build on existing knowledge, and increase understanding
about accommodation services and housing for people with disabilities. The objective is to …

Sibling relationships are formative influences in many people's everyday lives. Yet where
one sibling has a disability, studies have typically focused on the psycho-emotional …

We review available data on Australians from a non-English speaking background (NESB)
with intellectual disability (ID). A person from a NESB may be defined as a person: born …