Disability SA

10/02/2026

Need support with emotional regulation, coping skills, social and emotional intelligence, transitions, or sensory awareness?

A developmental educator could be exactly what you’re looking for.

We have current capacity — reach out today to secure your spot.

04/02/2026

🌟 What’s the Buzz? is back at Disability SA! 🌟

We’re excited to announce that Disability SA is commencing Term 1 and Term 2 What’s the Buzz? classes — a structured, evidence-based 16-week social skills program designed to support children to build confidence, friendships, and emotional resilience.

💛 What’s the Buzz? helps students to:
• Develop emotional and social intelligence
• Build resilience and positive social skills
• Gain confidence in making and maintaining friendships

📍 Location: Birdwood (Tuesdays)
📅 Commencing: 10th February

👧🧒 Class times:
• Early Years (5–8 yrs): 4:00–4:45pm
• Primary Years (9–11 yrs): 5:00–5:45pm (almost full!)
• Primary / Upper Primary (11–14 yrs): 6:00–6:45pm

⏰ Bookings close Sunday 8th February – places are limited!

All sessions are delivered by trained Disability SA facilitators, accredited in What’s the Buzz? by co-creators Noni & Mark Le Messurier.

📩 To book or enquire:
Email: admin@disabilitysa.com.au

📞 Phone: 0423 024 129 OR 0438 570 909

👉 Get in quick — we’d love to support your child on their social learning journey!

31/01/2026

SOUTHERN SUBURBS

We are excited to share we have immediate capacity for Functional Capacity Assessments (FCA’s) and Developmental Educators (DE’s). Feel free to message us here or send an email at holly@disabilitysa.com.au

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19/01/2026

We are excited to have additional Developmental Educators join our team this year and have new capacity for therapy and assessments!

We have new capacity in the Yorke peninsula, South, West, North East and Barossa Valley regions! If you’ve been waiting to connect with our team, now’s the perfect time. If your school, organisation, or family is based in these areas and would like to explore support options, please get in touch with our team today.

To enquire about our services or book in to see a Developmental Educator for 2026, please email admin@disabilitysa.com.au or phone 85685107.

Specialising in improving quality of life through holistic, individualised and tailored services.

16/01/2026

We are so excited to announce that we have a Developmental Educator in the Yorke Peninsula!

Commencing with mobile services in Kadina, Moonta, Wallaroo and surrounds.

Introducing Kate who specialises working with the neurodiverse with capacity building including
- social and emotional regulations,
- resilience,
- sexuality,
- coping strategies,

We also offer
- assessments including functional capacity assessments and sensory profiles.
- advocacy in schools, workplaces and within the community.

These therapy sessions can occur within schools, child care centres, community settings, in home and workplaces.

For more information, please contact us on phone - 8568 5107 or 0438570909
or email us at admin@disabilitysa.com.au

16/01/2026

✨ Welcome to the Team! ✨

We’re so excited to officially welcome four new Developmental Educators to the Disability SA team as we head into 2026!

Each of these incredible professionals brings passion, knowledge, and a strong commitment to supporting children, young people, and families to thrive. Their skills and values align beautifully with our person-centred, strengths-based approach, and we know they will make a meaningful difference across the communities we support.

We’re thrilled to have you on board and can’t wait to see the positive impact you’ll create alongside our team.

Welcome to the Disability SA team, we’re so glad you’re here 💙

13/01/2026

We absolutely love this initiative. 💙

Representation matters, and we’re so encouraged to see Barbie partnering with Autistic Self-Advocacy Network (ASAN) to create the first-ever autistic Barbie, designed with connection, understanding, and lived experience at its core.

From sensory supports to stimming-friendly movement and sensory-considerate clothing, this doll reflects the many ways autistic people can experience and interact with the world without trying to “fix” or minimise those differences.

When children see themselves represented, it supports belonging, self-worth, and pride. And when others see that representation too, it builds empathy, understanding, and inclusion. 🌻

We love seeing mainstream brands take meaningful steps toward neurodiversity-affirming representation, this is how positive change happens.🤩

09/01/2026

Something exciting and inclusive is soon coming to Thebarton Aquatic Centre!💙

We’re proud to be helping to develop something new to better support our neurodiverse community.

More details coming soon, stay tuned! 🌊✨

07/01/2026

We are excited to announce that in 2026 we have additional Developmental Educators joining our team and have new capacity for therapy and assessments!

We have new capacity in the Yorke peninsula, South, West, North East and Barossa Valley regions! If you’ve been waiting to connect with our team, now’s the perfect time. If your school, organisation, or family is based in these areas and would like to explore support options, please get in touch with our team today.

To enquire about our services or book in to see a Developmental Educator for 2026, please email admin@disabilitysa.com.au or phone 85685107.

06/01/2026