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Circles of Support

Everyone needs a support network to function well in their daily lives. For people with disability this needs to be more structured so that individuals can achieve their goals and have people looking out for their well-being. Intentional support networks are key to keeping people safe and supported into the future, especially after parents may no longer be able to.      

 

Sowing the seeds for a good life

"I use to find it hard to ask for help, because I thought that I was asking people to do me a favour. Now I see that it is me who is doing them the favour." In this one page article, parent Ingrid Michalowsky talks about why we need the help of others to support people to experience the good things of life. (PDF)

What is a microboard?

In this video of a conference presentation, Sheree Henley and Jacquie Mills of Microboards Australia explain what a microboard is and how it works. (Opens in YouTube)

What can microboards achieve?

In part two of this conference presentation, Sheree Henley and Jacquie Mills of Microboards Australia share the benefits of a microboard and the things they can achieve for people with disability. (Opens in YouTube)

Microboards Australia

The website of Microboards Australia, an organisation that supports people with disability to gather friends and form an incorporated association called a 'microboard', to build and safeguard a good life for the rest of their life. (Opens in new window)