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Northcott CATS

Posted by lyndall on February 29, 2008




Northcott Disability Services provides support to many families across NSW and the ACT. They provide services for a range of disabilities including; physical, intellectual, sensory, acquired and degenerative disabilities as well as challenging behaviours.

Northcott Computer Assistive Technology Services (CATS) provides people with disabilities information, support and guidance regarding Assistive Technology. A number of Training and workshops are conducted throughout the year to allow carers / parents or professionals to gain confidence and knowledge about Assistive Technology.

Please feel free to visit their website. (You can also visit the Northcott homepage through this link) This is a great initiative!

http://www.northcottcats.com.au/about_cats/index.html

 

2 Responses to “Northcott CATS”

  1.   Laura’s Blog » People with disabilities and the internet Says:

    [...] just read Linda’s post on Northcott CATS, I wish to further talk about the topic of assistive technologies for [...]

  2.   cassie86 Says:

    This is such a brilliant website and having an older sister who is a practicing occupational therapist (OT) it is interesting to see what those in this profession offer to students who have learning difficulties and/or various levels of intellectual and physical disabilities. I think its awesome that this organisation offer individual advisory sessions for students in order to pin point their exact needs, so as to specifically work towards supporting the learning of these students. I was also thrilled to read that the organisation offers the assistive technology equipment on loan to families both in rural and urban areas in order to test out the effectiveness and suitablity of the equipment before it is purchased.

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