This information guide explains what everyday harm is, why it matters, and the practical steps people, workers and organisations can take together to notice, prevent, respond to, and repair everyday harm.
In this seminar, the research team reports on the key findings from the three-year Australian Research Council funded study about the everyday harm experienced by young people with cognitive disability …
This board game is a gentle, practical way that helps people learn about each other and about preventing and addressing everyday harm.
Using policy to prevent and address everyday harm
Hear from a CEO on why preventing and repairing everyday harm matters in support organisations.
Hear from Support Workers reflecting on their experience of noticing, acknowledging, responding, repairing everyday harm and making positive changes together. There are seven videos with reflection questions to consider.
Learning resources to support you in sharing learning about everyday harm
Learn about everyday harm and why it is important