The biggest lie that intellectual and developmental disability services tell is that people supported have the same rights as everyone else. #downsyndrome #intellectualdisability #developmentaldisability #autism

Same rights as everyone. Remember? #downsyndrome #intellectualdisability #developmentaldisability #autism

Name the training you need in comments and we will target your ads 🤣 #downsyndrome #developmentaldisability #autism

If it's not clear whether you are talking about a horse or a person it's a sign to be more thoughtful about your words! Words have power, let’s use them wisely. Instead use everyday language like "I helped John to eat his breakfast." Welcome to Words Matter written by Nina Tame.

Ah ha ha! #mythbusters

A little to close to the truth? #Disability

I hide people’s phones is so real 💀🤣. Ft @Our Place Respite Inc.

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Different types of disability support worker.

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Being a supporter means being an advocate. Not by speaking for someone, but by standing with them. Advocacy isn’t a special occasion, it’s baked into every moment. It’s noticing when someone’s rights are ignored, when their voice is pushed aside, and choosing, every time, to act.

We’ve been doing it backwards. Side by Side Learning is a simple idea, but a powerful one. It’s the idea that people who receive support and the people who provide it can use some of the time they already spend together, to learn together.