News – Tagged "capability" – Page 2 – Ausnew Home Care

News — capability

Walking Stick: Support and Care for Every Step

ability accessories Age Care Alternative Balance capability Confidence Daily aids disability Extra Support independence Independent Living NDIS NDIS Aged Care Approved Posture Walking Cane Walking Stick

Walking Stick: Support and Care for Every Step

At times the elderly may have to face the reality that certain mobility aids are necessary not just to assist with movement but also as a preventative measure to avoid falls. A walking stick,  also referred to as a walking cane, is probably the most basic yet highly versatile mobility aid.  It is primarily used to assist with balancing, improve stability and at times even reduce the pressure that may be causing pain. Most walking sticks are thought of to be a straight, long stick either with a straight or curved handle but there are actually various different types depending...

Read more →


Bathrooms: OH&S Nightmare for the Disabled

Anti-Slip Strips Awareness Balance Bath Strips capability disability Grab Bars Living With a Disability NDIS prevent Rails safety Shower Seat Toilet Seat

Bathrooms: OH&S Nightmare for the Disabled

Older adults and people with medical problems are at risk of falling or tripping. This can result in broken bones or more serious injuries. The bathroom is a place in the home where falls often happen. Making changes in your bathroom helps lower your risk of falling.

Read more →


Online group builds connection between Australians living with disabilities in the bush

capability disability Living With a Disability

Online group builds connection between Australians living with disabilities in the bush

Josie Clarke was just five years old when she was rushed to Sydney with her three siblings to say goodbye to their father.

Read more →


Love and disability: ‘inter-ability relationships’ conquer stereotypes

capability cerebral palsy disability disability stereotypes love Relationship

Love and disability: ‘inter-ability relationships’ conquer stereotypes

He is in a wheelchair, she has multiple sclerosis, but their neighbours know Grzegorz and Magda as a loving couple

Read more →