Courses help you learn about health with other people. These courses are for people with intellectual disability, health professionals and families and carers.
This short e-learning course gives health professionals a general introduction to intellectual disability, including its causes and how it is identified.
This e-learning course provides disability professionals with practical strategies to help prevent people with intellectual disability from becoming involved in the criminal justice system and support them through police contact and justice processes.
This e-learning course provides health professionals with practical, evidence-based strategies to adapt healthy lifestyle interventions for people with intellectual disability. It provides a general introduction to intellectual disability, explores barriers to adopting healthy lifestyle practices,
Driving Change, the team who lead advocacy at The National Centre, has created Systemic Advocacy Training modules to increase your understanding and skills in planning and coordinating advocacy. The training modules can be done at your own pace. Accessible Advocacy Training is also available on Our
Building the capacity of nurses to deliver mainstream hospital and community based health services to people with Intellectual Disability and Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Building the capacity of researchers to conduct inclusive research practices with people with intellectual disability as lived experience researchers, covering consent, ethics, and accessible information sharing.