Get involved

There are lots of ways you can get involved at the Centre to help improve health care for people with intellectual disability.

You can share your experience and help find solutions by joining our National network of people and families.

You can take part in a research study. You can apply for a PhD scholarship.

If you're a clinician you can join our National Intellectual Disability Clinician Network.

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Health Professionals

Find out how health professionals can get involved.
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People and Families

Find out how people and families can get involved.
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Researchers

Find out how researchers can get involved.
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Work with us

See if we are looking for anyone to work with us at the Centre.
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Take part in research

How you can take part in research at the Centre.
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Share your story

We want to hear about your experiences getting health care.
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PhD

Find out about postgraduate opportunities at the Centre.
Health Workforce Education and Training


The Centre has released its Position Statement on Health Workforce Education and Training to Support People with Intellectual Disability. We are calling for a coordinated national approach to upskill today's and tomorrow's health workforce.

Want to be a part of the change? Register your interest in supporting our workforce education and training advocacy by emailing engage.nceidh@unsw.edu.au