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ILC NSW News & Events

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Agosci 2013 - Connect2Communicate

May 6, 2013

From 1-4 May AGOSCI held it’s 11th Biennial AGOSCI Conference at the Sydney Hilton. Over 300 delegates attended the three day conference and the Preconference Workshops.
When we Connect2Communicate we Connect2Life!
Inspirational keynote speakers were Dr Sarah Blackstone, Dr Susan Balandin and Mel Smith. A highlight of the conference was the Connect2Communicate Community Forum, sponsored by the City of Sydney. Attendees had opportunities in sharing and learning information about communication, plus the need for Communication Access for All.

It's the first time that the Independent Living Centre NSW exhibited at an Agosci Conference.
... about AGOSCI
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@ magic - AT Database

February 13, 2013

The Independent Living Centre NSW is pleased to announce that @ magic, our Assistive Technology Database on the website, has it's supplier base extended gradually. It now contains supplier information from all around Australia as well as from New Zealand.

 

Welcome to our Livable Design Display

January 23, 2013

On 12 December 2012, ILCNSW's new display at Blacktown was officially opened. Our invited guests shared the joy of our 2012 achievements of building a new display, where we are able to showcase Assistive Technologies and Home Modifications in context, within an apartment built to the Livable Housing Design Guidelines.

After the official opening, our guests inspected the display apartment with the assistance of staff and enjoyed a networking lunch with associates and suppliers.
Come and visit our Livable Design Display, full of items promoting 'possibilities'.

 
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Events

ILC Training - Easing the Pressure

14 June 2013

Venue: ILC NSW, Blacktown
Date and Time: 14-June-13 (Friday) 9am-4:30pm
Address: Westpoint, Shop 4019, Level 4,
17 Patrick Street, Blacktown NSW
Parking: Level 4 via Alpha St Express Ramp

With so many different pressure-relieving products on the market, how do you know which one to choose and when to apply it? Discover the features and properties of the various products and find out how to apply them to clients at risk of developing pressure sores. .... for more info

ILC Open Day - July 2013

17 July 2013

Venue: ILC NSW, Blacktown
Date and Time: 17 July 2013 (Wednesday) 11am-12:30pm
Address: Westpoint, Shop 4019, Level 4,
17 Patrick Street, Blacktown NSW
Parking: Level 4 via Alpha St Express Ramp

You are invited to our Open Day:
- to tour our Display which includes a one-bedroom apartment built to the Livable Housing Design Guidelines,
- to view Assistive Technology products on Display,
- and to see a demo of our website and AT magic.

RSVP: Gayani De Silva on 02 9912 5820
or email welcome@ilcnsw.asn.au
... download the Open Day flyer

i-CREATe 2013

29 - 31 August 2013

7th International Convention on Rehabilitation Engineering & Assistive Technology
Learning, Living & Working with my Assistive & Rehabilitation Technology is the theme of i-CREATe 2013. It is organized concurrently with SENDEX 2013 - Korea’s biggest expo for seniors & people with disabilities. Focusing in Assistive, Rehabilitation & Therapeutic Technology, the convention aims to:
- promote novel scientific research
- develop regional networks
- support Person with Disability residing in Asia

Venue: Kintex, Gyeonggi, Korea
For more info, go to www.icreateasia.org
... download the Poster




ILC Training - Dementia Technology

6 November 2013

Venue: ILC NSW, Blacktown
Date and Time: 6-November-13 (Wednesday) 9am-4:30pm
Address: Westpoint, Shop 4019, Level 4,
17 Patrick Street, Blacktown NSW
Parking: Level 4 via Alpha St Express Ramp

The course, run by the ILC NSW, is designed as an introduction for therapists and aged care workers to assist with the care of a person diagnosed with dementia. It explores assistive technology and strategies to enable people to remain safe in their environment and to promote independence .... for more info