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February is the month of all things love, and what greater show of love is there than helping Seeing Eye Dogs find caring homes.

A new Victorian Disability Advisory Council has been appointed to support the Andrews Labor Government make Victoria a more inclusive and a

Victorian families will soon have access to a one-stop shop for mental health care and health and wellbeing support for the whole family –

The Andrews Labor Government is making sure Victorian students with disability are better supported by their teachers and peers through a

Monash University researchers will “bomb” signage across Melbourne with stickers containing braille to highlight the importance of accessib

Melbourne Polytechnic welcomes news of the Victorian Government’s $4.8 million funding boost for Diploma-level Auslan training to be added t

On Friday, the first of its kind College, STEPS Pathways College, celebrated the graduation of another group of their students.

Two teenagers have been charged after a man with an acquired brain injury was allegedly assaulted and robbed in Melbourne’s west.

The family of a man who was driven into by police and is in an induced coma after being stomped on is calling for an independent investigati

When six-year-old Hannah heard about the new "singles bubble" for Melbourne’s extended stage four lockdown, she asked her mother why there c

As Victorian schools, teachers and students adapt to the pressures of stage four lockdowns, questions have been raised about how inclusive e

University students with disabilities say they are struggling to access online resources and the problem has become worse since the rise of

Advocates are calling for rapid government action to protect Victorians living with disability as the number of coronavirus infections lin

Support has poured in for Lara MP John Eren after he publicly revealed his battle with Parkinson’s disease.

The necessary restrictions that have been imposed on all of us during the COVID-19 pandemic have highlighted the challenges faced by Austra

Disability groups say a holistic plan is urgently needed to protect Victorians with a disability during the state’s extended lockdown period

Key points: About 1,500 younger people with disabilities live in aged care in Victoria Many are there because they couldn't access

Outbreaks of COVID-19 similar to those in 87 Victorian aged care homes were likely in the disability care sector unless nurses were brought

Key points: The residents in a household of six in Melbourne's northern suburbs have intellectual disabilities and autism The house

Three police officers who bashed a Melbourne pensioner during an arrest in September 2018 have escaped conviction and been hit with fines.