Amaze deliver a range of structured and personalised programs for individuals and organisations involved with or interested in becoming more inclusive in their support of Autistic people.
Workplace health and safety is a shared responsibility. Every shift, disability support workers make decisions that affect their own safety and the safety of the people they support. This online WHS training course builds the practical skills and legal understanding workers need to do that well. The course covers worker duties and rights under WHS law, common hazards in disability support, safe day-to-day practice, incident response, and looking after wellbeing through vicarious trauma and compassion fatigue.
Deliver person-centered and affirmative support to LGBTIQA+ people with disability. Gender and sexuality are important aspects of identity which influence our social relationships, wellbeing, and experiences of discrimination.
This course has been culturally tailored for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people working in the health and community sector. It can be adapted and used as both a learning and teaching resource to raise awareness of epilepsy in the community and provide information about seizures and seizure first aid.
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