Support and assistance for people with disabilities
People who live with a disability are often at greater risk of sexual violence. It is important to note that each person's disability is different. The way in which their disability affects their life is different. This means some people are more vulnerable than others. Working with People with Intellectual and Learning Disabilities (WWILD) supports people with intellectual disabilities who are survivors of a crime, including sexual assault. QSAN Services also provide counselling and support to people with an intellectual, learning or physical disability. Our Services will work with you to find the best ways to support you.
Information and resources
- You deserve to be safe: A booklet about sexual assault (easy read)
- Your body, your choice
- Sex and consent (easy read)
- Sex and your body
- What is sexual assault? (easy read)
- What to do if someone hurts you (easy read)
- What is counselling? (easy read)
- Having a health check after sexual assault (easy read)
- Making a statement to police (easy read)
- Sunny app for women with disability who have experienced violence and abuse
- Resources for workers
