TAD is a not-for-profit organization and an NDIS provider. We work with skilled engineers who volunteer their time to create customized assistive technology. TAD’s Freedom Wheels bikes enable people with a disability to ride a bike for the first time. This is a tailored made bike to suit the individual’s height, weight and cognitive…
19Oct
Increase your technology skills for free: drop-in to the Leep In Lab!
Want to build your skills and confidence using technology and the Internet? Come to Leep’s Digital Learning Lab, every Friday, 11.00am-4.00pm, at 688 High St, Penrith. No need to book, just drop in! Our building is accessible, with parking. Support workers/carers/family also welcome to accompany Leep in Lab participants. The service is free. The Leep…
05Apr
PENRITH DISABILITIES RESOURCE CENTRE Speech taken from Stuart Ayers Website on the 6/4/16
Mr STUART AYRES (Penrith—Minister for Trade, Tourism and Major Events, and Minister for Sport) [5.44 p.m.]: I speak this evening about the Penrith Disabilities Resource Centre [PDRC]. The PDRC began in 1988 in a small office space at the rear of the Emu Plains library. An advisory body comprising people with disabilities was also established to…
12Jun
Penrith Disabilities Resource Centre Inc (PDRC)
Penrith Disabilities Resource Centre Inc (PDRC) is funded by the N.S.W Department of Communities & Justice to resource and support people with disabilities who live, work in, and/or utilise services based in the Penrith Local Government Area and/or surrounding areas. The service caters for the needs of people with all types of disabilities. PDRC has three main…