Approximately 188,000 people with dementia live in residential aged care in Australia, and of these, ninety percent experience behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD) […]
People with disabilities desire mainstream employment but the existing Disability Employment Services system falls short in delivering satisfactory employment outcomes. The introduction of Customised Employment, […]
In a society where life expectancy is on the rise, a significant challenge is emerging for an increasing number of older Australians – those with […]
People with intellectual disabilities are exposed to an increased number of negative experiences, including mistreatment by support workers. Coined by the research team led by Flinders’ […]
The online delivery of educational tools has proved highly successful and popular – but Flinders Caring Institute researchers have probed further, conducting research to identify […]
Inclusion for people with intellectual disability means not only being heard but also having influence in how important issues are addressed and remedied. This is […]
Finding solutions to help people with disability who are victims of domestic and family violence requires difficult inquiry – and Flinders University is leading the […]
A free service being delivered through Flinders University’s Health2Go clinic aims to detect developmental delays and other health concerns in children attending childcare centres, in […]
Flinders Caring Futures Institute researcher and Professor in Disability and Community Inclusion Sally Robinson is involved in a project examining the experiences of refugee and […]