At risk of being excluded from the educational system

AMPARO Advocacy has advocated on behalf of a young boy called Raja from a Liberian background who was at serious risk of being excluded from ...
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At risk of homelessness

Habib and his wife and children are Australian citizens, but were originally refugees from Afghanistan who entered the country around 8 years ago. Habib experiences ...
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The Importance of Independent Advocacy

Emerging leaders attended a Zoom session to learn more about independent social advocacy and the principles and elements of this work. This session was to ...
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Claude and his Family’s Story

Jacqueline and Nasibu are from Burundi, and live in Brisbane with their six children. In this video they speak in Kirundi, their first language, about ...
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Useful links

Speaking Up For You Inc. Speaking Up For You protects and defends vulnerable people with disability through individual advocacy to address injustices and make a ...
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Working with Interpreters and developing cultural competence

AMPARO Advocacy has produced three fact sheets to provide information about working with interpreters and developing cultural competence. Australia has a rich cultural diversity, and ...
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The NDIS and interpreters and translators

The NDIA must provide access to interpreters to potential NDIS participants to access and communicate with the NDIA, including when making an access request over ...
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Building Capacity and Potential through Connection 2018-2019

Building Capacity and Potential through Connection – sharing understandings, experiences and journeys of disability, and building capacity and potential through connection 2018-2019 This pilot project ...
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Hoe Say’s Story

Hoe Say and his family are of Burmese ethnicity and have lived in Australia for the past seven years. In this video Hoe Say and ...
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Barriers and Exclusions: The Support Needs of Newly Arrived Refugees with a Disability

Due to experiences of conflict, torture and displacement, people from refugee backgrounds are more likely to have a disability than other populations. This report makes ...
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