Different Abilities SA

Different Abilities SA Hello, my name is Mel, and I am the Director of Different Abilities SA. Our goal is to help everyone live their best life. 🫶🏼

Along with our incredible team, we are dedicated to caring for, assisting, and empowering people with different abilities.

11/03/2026

For many NDIS participants, going out into the community is more than just leaving the house — it’s a chance to feel connected, confident, and included.

It can mean enjoying a coffee at a local café ☕, going for a walk by the beach 🌊, joining a group activity, or simply being part of everyday life. With the right support, these moments help build confidence, independence, and a sense of belonging.

Community participation isn’t just an activity — it’s about building friendships, learning new skills, and feeling valued in the world around you.

At Different Abilities SA 🫶🏼, we love supporting participants to step into their community, try new experiences, and celebrate every moment of growth along the way.

Because everyone deserves to feel like they belong. 💛

Today we celebrate International Women’s Day and the incredible women who make Different Abilities SA 🫶🏼 such a powerful...
07/03/2026

Today we celebrate International Women’s Day and the incredible women who make Different Abilities SA 🫶🏼 such a powerful and compassionate community.

From the strong women we support, to the dedicated support workers, leaders, mothers, daughters, and advocates — every woman brings strength, resilience, kindness, and inspiration to the work we do every day.

You lead with heart, lift others up, and show what true empowerment looks like. Your courage and compassion change lives.

Today we celebrate you.
Today we thank you.
Today we stand with you. 💜

🫶🏼 What’s on in March 📆
05/03/2026

🫶🏼 What’s on in March 📆

02/03/2026

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25/02/2026

Motivational 🫶🏼 why we do our job!
From wheelchair to walking with MS 🤘

🫶🏼 This is brilliant- a good understanding of you can spare a minute to listen.
24/02/2026

🫶🏼 This is brilliant- a good understanding of you can spare a minute to listen.

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22/02/2026

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🫶🏼  Important points for participants who are hard of hearing 🧏  • Facial expressions, body language, and movement are p...
17/02/2026

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Important points for participants who are hard of hearing 🧏

• Facial expressions, body language, and movement are part of meaning.
• Many Deaf people identify Auslan as their first language.
• English literacy levels may vary because Auslan is visually based.

For support workers, this means:
• Speak clearly and naturally — don’t over-exaggerate.
• Allow time for interpretation or processing.

🫶🏼 most importantly-Always have fun!

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Wattle Crescent Tea Tree Gully
Tea Tree Gully, SA
5091

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