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AAC Australia Welcome to AAC! We are passionate about empowering individuals with disabilities to live their best lives.

As a proud NDIS provider, we offer a wide range of personalized support
services tailored to your unique needs and goals.

Zoo day, but make it corporate.New team members: 3 giraffes (excellent at hay-based teamwork). HR flagged the lemurs for...
16/09/2026

Zoo day, but make it corporate.

New team members: 3 giraffes (excellent at hay-based teamwork). HR flagged the lemurs for excessive group hugging. One raptor tried to headhunt us. We said no.

10/10 day out. Who’s coming next time?

11/09/2026

It’s Friday, and the AAC REC ready for the weekend… so naturally, we’re sharing them with you.

This week’s AAC Recs has a little bit of everything - something to listen to, something to watch, and a couple of things to try.

From Big Small Talk and CODA, to Project Hail Mary, a Picture Matching Game and the Ice Rescue Game - the AAC team has officially submitted their picks.

Different people. Different interests. Very different recommendations. That’s kind of the point.

What are you recommending this week? Drop yours below - it might make the next AAC Recs.

06/09/2026

Happy Father’s Day from all of us at AAC.

Today, we celebrate the dads, granddads, stepdads, father figures, carers, and all those who show up with love, guidance and support.

Whether you’re a dad yourself, celebrating someone special, or remembering someone today, we hope your Father’s Day is filled with good moments and the people who matter most.

Wishing our AAC community a very Happy Father’s Day. 💙

04/09/2026

Got nothing to do? We’ve got a few ideas.

This week’s AAC Recs has a little bit of everything - pop culture, something active, a game that gets surprisingly competitive, and a couple of very good reasons to stay on the couch.

From Fame Sick and indoor rock climbing to Magnet Chess, Ted Lasso and The Peanut Butter Falcon - consider your weekend sorted.

Different people. Different interests. That’s exactly why we love sharing what the AAC team is into.

What should make the next AAC Recs? Drop your recommendation below.

Sometimes changing the game has nothing to do with winning.Dylan Alcott’s impact goes far beyond medals.Sport gave him c...
31/08/2026

Sometimes changing the game has nothing to do with winning.

Dylan Alcott’s impact goes far beyond medals.

Sport gave him confidence, community and a platform — and he used that platform to push for better visibility, access and opportunity for people with disability.

Because when you see someone like you competing, leading and taking up space, the question can change from:

“Can I do that?”

to:

“Why not me?”

Today’s reminder:

Your path can look different without your possibilities being smaller.

People are comfortable with advocates.Until they start saying things people don’t want to hear.Australia celebrated Grac...
25/08/2026

People are comfortable with advocates.

Until they start saying things people don’t want to hear.

Australia celebrated Grace Tame when she challenged laws that silenced survivors. Her advocacy helped change legislation, sparked national conversations and earned her Australian of the Year.

But Grace never promised to only use her voice when it was comfortable.

As she became more outspoken, the applause became more complicated.

Some see her as fearless.

Others see her as divisive.

But maybe the bigger question is:

Do we only celebrate outspoken people while we agree with them?

Grace is autistic. A survivor. An advocate.

But she is also allowed to be controversial, challenging, imperfect and disagreed with.

Because inclusion isn’t just making space for people when their story makes us feel good.

It’s making space for their voice when it doesn’t.

What do you think?

f wheelchair rugby isn’t on your watchlist this weekend… it should be.The 2026 World Wheelchair Rugby Championship is ha...
21/08/2026

f wheelchair rugby isn’t on your watchlist this weekend… it should be.

The 2026 World Wheelchair Rugby Championship is happening in São Paulo and things are getting serious.

Big hits.
Fast breaks.
Tactical battles.
The world’s best going all in.

Never watched wheelchair rugby before?

Swipe through. We might just change your weekend plans.

Because this isn’t a feel-good side story.

This is elite disability sport ; competitive, physical and seriously good to watch.

And the best part?

You can catch the action LIVE and FREE on the official World Wheelchair Rugby YouTube channel.

Consider this your sign to watch your first match.

Who are you backing?

Major changes to the NDIS are coming and they could affect hundreds of thousands of participants.Following more than 4,0...
20/08/2026

Major changes to the NDIS are coming and they could affect hundreds of thousands of participants.

Following more than 4,000 submissions and significant concern from the disability community, amendments have been made to the legislation. But questions remain about reassessments, eligibility and what support will look like outside the NDIS.

At Advanced Accessibility Care, we believe people with disability deserve clear, accessible information about decisions that affect their lives.

👉 Swipe through for a breakdown of what’s changing, who could be affected, and what it could mean for NDIS participants.

💬 What do you think about the changes? Share your thoughts below.

The NDIS Bill is NOT being voted on today.Today is the Senate committee’s final report. Not a vote. The Senate isn’t eve...
14/08/2026

The NDIS Bill is NOT being voted on today.
Today is the Senate committee’s final report. Not a vote. The Senate isn’t even sitting.
The realistic window for a vote is next week, 17 to 20 August. The PM has said he expects it
to pass this fortnight.
We don’t support these changes. But we’re not going to add to the panic with wrong dates
either. Here’s the truth:
Nothing changes for your plan today. Or tomorrow. Not until the law passes, and then mostly
at plan renewal.
More than 4,000 people and organisations made submissions. The Human Rights
Commission asked for a pause. That opposition is real, and it deserves better than
confusion.
Sources in comments. Check us. Always check us.

23/07/2026

At 2 pm on Monday, 27 July, the national AusAlert test will sound on compatible devices across Victoria, even if they are on silent or do not disturb.

For people with disability, sensory sensitivities or hidden safety phones, preparation matters. At AAC, looking after our people means thinking ahead, starting the conversation and planning for each person’s individual safety.

Please share - this information could protect someone. 🤍

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