Advocating for your rights is hard
When advocating for your rights, entitled services, ageism, discrimination, abuse organisations that claim to be on your side may in fact turn against you, they may be part of the
Case Study: Workplace abuse – Seniors Abuse
Workplace abuse is repeated, unreasonable behaviour that creates a health and safety risk, encompassing bullying (verbal, physical, psychological), harassment (including sexual), and violence, involving actions like humiliation, exclusion, threats, unfair
EAAA Stand up and Speak Out Conference 2026
The EAAA Australian Elder Abuse Conference is the only conference specifically addressing elder abuse in Australia.The 2026 EAAA Australian Elder Abuse Conference is a national gathering of people who care
Seniors are being turned away from access to the Palmerston Regional Hospital Hydrotherapy pool.
We have reached out to the NT Minister for Health many times who is yet to respond.Patients who gain access via surgery yet still require access to the pool are
Darwin Disability Expo
Integrated Disability Action IDA is calling for registrations to participate in the upcoming Darwin Disability Expo to be held on Thursday May the 14th at the Territory Netball Stadium. If
A national human rights act
A Human Rights Act is a legislated set of economic, social, civil and political rights that benefit the whole community. They help prevent human rights violations, provide a powerful tool
PASSENGER VEHICLE ACCESSIBILITY CONSULTATIONS: with People Living with Disability
Integrated Disability Action Inc - IDA invites all members and interested parties to come along to the Passenger Vehicle Consultation to be held on Monday the 9th of March 2026,…
What is Advocacy?
Advocacy is the act of supporting a cause or policy, or standing up for the rights and interests of another person. It can be individual, where an advocate helps a
Letter to the editor: Patients being denied access to hospital hydrotherapy pool
Originally Published at NT Independent 16th December 2025 Dear Editor, Seniors and those with disabilities are being turned away from access to the Palmerston Regional Hospital hydrotherapy pool by the
Spotlight on the NT
EAAA’s SPARK member in the Northern Territory, Craig Hubbard, recently visited Darwin Community Legal Services (DCLS) and met with Ramnik Walia and Eduardo Sparrenberger. Craig shared highlights of a productive