Cariloop’s Post

This image hits close to home for many of us in the caregiver community, especially parents. It captures a moment we know all too well – the feeling of being left out of critical conversations that directly affect our lives and our children's futures. We advocate tirelessly, knocking on doors, trying to get a seat at the table where decisions are made. As caregiver parents, it often feels like our input is the last to be invited or considered, despite being on the frontlines every day. For families navigating disabilities, inclusion isn’t just about physical spaces; it’s about being recognized as key stakeholders. After all, our voices are essential in shaping the services, policies, and support systems our kids rely on. This image resonates because it's a reminder that we won’t stop knocking. Everyone deserves to be part of the discussion – and only when we are all present can we truly talk about disability. Here’s to breaking barriers, making real change, creating more inclusive spaces and learning every step of the way for a world where everyone can thrive—a world that’s better, brighter, equitable, inclusive, accessible, and fairer for all! 🙌🏼🧬♿️🌻 #TheCaregiverLawyer #CaregiverSupport #DisabilityInclusion #DiversityMatters #EquityMatters #AccessibilityMatters #AccommodationMatters #BeAnAlly #InclusionMatters #LessonsLearnt

People with disability are the experts in their own lives – we should be designing the supports that work for us!    Fill out a quick survey (it’ll take you less than five minutes!) to let us know what supports you like and which ones you wish you had - https://lnkd.in/gBs2k527.    To learn more, visit https://lnkd.in/gtXNpsjq.   #DisabilityRights #InclusionMatters #AccessibleSupports #DisabilityAdvocacy #SupportSurvey

Let's uplift parents of kids with disabilities! But how do we show genuine support? Many parents feel isolated and overwhelmed without proper support. Instead of assuming what they need, do this: 1. Offer practical help with daily tasks. 2. Listen empathetically without judgment. 3. Celebrate every milestone, big or small. 4. Educate yourself about their child's disability. 5. Ensure inclusivity in social activities. In a nutshell, just start by being present, understanding, and inclusive to truly make a difference. #disabilityinclusion #disabilityawareness

Empowering Autonomy: At Patch, we're all about empowering individuals with disabilities to take charge of their own lives. We don't just talk about personalized care; we actively implement plans tailored to their unique needs and aspirations. By listening attentively and working closely with each individual, we ensure that their goals become our goals, driving every action we take. #PatchSupportsAbilities #BeyondDisabilities #EmpowerWithPatch #TransformingChallenges #InclusiveLiving #ImpactfulSupport #AbilitiesOverDisabilities #PatchJourney #PossibilitiesUnleashed #EmbraceThePotential #reachouttosomeone #weareheretohelp

Ambulatory disability is the #1 type of disability in the US! Let's break it down: -It affects 6.6% of Americans -That's millions of people facing daily mobility challenges -Think about how that impacts independence and quality of life But here's the real question: Are we doing enough to support our friends, family, and neighbors with ambulatory disabilities? Imagine trying to navigate your day when just moving around is a challenge. How would that change your world? Understanding this isn't just about stats - it's about creating a society where everyone can thrive, regardless of their mobility. 👉 https://lnkd.in/gFzhTvsx #DisabilityAwareness #AmbulatoryDisability #AccessibilityForAll #Inclusion #ChronicIllness

This World Braille Day we are sharing our top 5 tips from disability advocate and Inclusion Project Officer, Michael Taggart, on what you can put in place around the house for yourself or a vision-impaired loved one to ensure an inclusive, enjoyable, and relaxing home environment for everyone. 👉 Ensure there is clear access in the home with main pathways in and out of the house and into rooms clear of clutter, toys, and rubbish 👉 Make sure that everything has a designated place 👉 Have a system in place for storing clothing so that you are confident in what you are putting together 👉 Use smart technology around the home such as the ABC listening app, screenreaders and more to help make your home more inclusive 👉 For outside of the home, Michael suggests applying varying velcro straps to things such as bin handles so you can identify them by feel To read more about Michael's tips click here https://bit.ly/47VeLe8 Image description: This is a purple graphic that says "top 5 tips for an inclusive home environment for the vision-impaired" #worldbrailleday #brailleday #visionimpaired #accessiblehome #accessibilitytips #visionimpairedtips #feroscare #growbold ⁠ #NDIS #LAC #fearless #disabilitysupport #vision #lowvision

ON NOW! 🚨 Webinar Alert! 🚨 Join us for an enlightening session hosted by the Global Parenting Initiative (GPI) on "enhancing disability inclusivity in parenting interventions." Prof Marguerite Schneider and Dr Zuyi Fang will lead a discussion on the crucial support needed for families of children with disabilities, addressing their diverse needs, navigating complex parent-child dynamics, and managing heightened stress and social isolation, especially in resource-limited settings. Join us here: https://lnkd.in/dcpfF4Nw Don't miss out! #ParentingInterventions #DisabilityInclusivity #WebinarAlert #OpenWebinar

Dispelling myths and embracing the truth! 🌈✨ People with disabilities are not defined by constant illness or pain. Like everyone else, they navigate life's ups and downs. Let's foster understanding and break free from misconceptions. #DisabilityTruths #BeyondMisconceptions #InclusiveRealities #BreakTheMyth #DisabilityAwareness #EmbraceDifferences #TruthAboutDisability #EndMisunderstanding #DiverseRealities #InclusionMatters #PointCare

Spread kindness. Think positivity. Act inclusively. Every small gesture matters, especially in promoting disability awareness. Let's build a world where everyone feels valued and included. 💙 #HappyMonday #InclusionMatters #KindnessCounts #DisabilityAwareness #PointCare

🧠It’s challenging to acknowledge every disability during Disability Pride Month while maintaining respect for all. At Sensory Style Co., we believe that labels belong on jars, not people. We’re here to help clients break free from the constraints that labels can impose. Every disability brings its own set of challenges, and self-regulation or supporting a friend can be tough. This month, let’s explore different sensory regulation tips together. 🏳️🌈 #DisabilityPrideMonth #SensoryRegulation #InclusionMatters #BreakTheLabels #DisabilityAwareness #Empowerment #SensorySupport #InclusiveCommunity #SelfRegulation #SupportAndAwareness