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Liberty Disability Services Liberty Disability service is a fresh and funky NDIS registered provider of disability services.

14/10/2026

It’s ADHD Awareness month, so here’s a throw-back to 2024 when we chatted to former Director (Amanda) and current Director (Kath) about working with ADHD in a leadership role.

An oldie, but a goodie ☺️

Our office will be closed on Wednesday 21st October. (Geelong Cup Public Holiday)Liberty staff members, including suppor...
13/10/2026

Our office will be closed on Wednesday 21st October.
(Geelong Cup Public Holiday)

Liberty staff members, including support coordinators, psychologists and plan managers, will not be available on this day.

Community mentors who have confirmed shifts will work as usual.

If you wish to contact us on this day, please email [email protected] and we will respond as quickly as possible. Otherwise, we’re back open as usual on Thursday at 9am.

Whatever you’re up to, we hope you enjoy the public holiday
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For matters that require urgent support:

Lifeline 13 11 14
Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636
Parent line 13 22 89
Headspace 1800 650 890
Kids Helpline 1800 55 1800
13YARN 13 92 76
Rainbow Door 1800 729 367
Mens Line Australia 1300 78 99 78
SANE Australia Helpline 1800 18 7263
Carers Australia 1800 242 636
Safe Steps Family Violence Response Centre 1800 015 188
Nurse on Call 1300 60 60 24.
National Home Doctor Service 13 74 25

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Sunday the 11th October marks the beginning of National Carers Week ❤️In Australia, there are roughly 2.65 million unpai...
11/10/2026

Sunday the 11th October marks the beginning of National Carers Week ❤️

In Australia, there are roughly 2.65 million unpaid carers who support another person. National Carers Week reminds us to recognise their efforts, celebrate their wins, and most importantly give support to these carers.

One of Liberty's Support Coordinators, Brittney, has lived experience as a carer, supporting a terminally ill parent for three years.

We asked her, what is one thing you wish more people knew about being a carer? To which she responded:

“That carers need care too. When you’re supporting someone who needs you, it’s easy to put your own needs aside. It’s important to be kind to yourself and remember that your wellbeing matters too - you are just as important.”

Carers often don't have time to prioritise self-care. So if you know a carer, we kindly encourage you to show support by offering them a break. Even an hour gives them the opportunity to slow down and do something for themselves.

Because self care is giving people the best of you, and not the rest of you 💙🩷💛



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  As a disability support provider, we’ve seen first hand how inaccessibility and social barriers can impact the mental ...
09/10/2026



As a disability support provider, we’ve seen first hand how inaccessibility and social barriers can impact the mental health of a person living with a disability. While that’s a bigger topic for another day, for World Mental Health Day, we wanted to shine a light on how we can better support our mental health today.

Taking care of our mental health doesn't always have to take up lots of time. Sometimes, it's about finding small moments throughout the day to pause, reconnect, and do something that helps us feel a little brighter.

We’ve listed some ‘two-minute-moments’ that might inspire you to pause and take a moment just for you. Swipe across to have a read.

These small moments won't solve every challenge, and self care looks different for everyone. For people living with a disability, energy levels, sensory needs, mobility and access to support can all influence what self-care looks like, and that's okay. There is no perfect way to look after your mental health. Start with something small that feels manageable for you. Two minutes is enough to begin 💛

If you're experiencing ongoing emotional distress, feeling overwhelmed or finding everyday life difficult, reaching out to a mental health practitioner is an important step. Mental health practitioners (such as a psychologist) can provide support tailored to your individual needs.

Liberty Disability Services offers psychology with immediate capacity.
Please contact us for a chat.
(03) 5275 8627

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*These activities are small wellbeing practices, not a replacement for professional support when needed.

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Spring has sprung, and the team has been getting outside to enjoy this beautiful sunshine ☀️Yesterday, our lovely partic...
08/10/2026

Spring has sprung, and the team has been getting outside to enjoy this beautiful sunshine ☀️

Yesterday, our lovely participant, Belinda, and her Community Mentor embraced the warm weather and hiked up the You Yangs.

The smile on Bels face says it all 💛

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✨Dungeons and Dragons group recommencing in Term 4 ✨We’re super excited to share that the Liberty Disability Services ‘D...
23/09/2026

✨Dungeons and Dragons group recommencing in Term 4 ✨

We’re super excited to share that the Liberty Disability Services ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ Group will be returning on Tuesday 6th October.

The details are:
- First session 6th October 2026
- Sessions every Tuesday 1pm to 4pm.
- Location is at Liberty Disability office.
- Support staff welcome to attend with participant.
- Last session on 16th December.

Limited spaces
No experience necessary.
Ages 18+ only.

To register, please contact reception.
Call 5275 8627
Email [email protected]

Liberty Disability Services office is located at 1-3 Agra Street Norlane, 3214.

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September 21st - 27th is National Week of Deaf People ‘The National Week of Deaf People is a week-long celebration of de...
21/09/2026

September 21st - 27th is National Week of Deaf People

‘The National Week of Deaf People is a week-long celebration of deaf individuals and the Australian Deaf community.’ (Deaf Australia)

This week is an opportunity to celebrate the amazing culture, language and achievements of those within this community. It’s also a time to raise awareness, improve understanding and recognise the ongoing need for creating better inclusion and accessibility.

Deaf Australia’s 2026 theme, ‘Declaring Deaf People’s Human Rights,’ reminds us that access to communication, language and participation is essential, and something we should strive for everyday.

Let’s take this opportunity to learn from, and celebrate the incredible contributions of Deaf people and the Australian Deaf community

There is so much to learn online, we recommend following

Expression Australia
Deaf Australia
Deaf Connect



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The office will be closed Friday the 25th of September for the Grand Final Public Holiday.Some staff, such as Support Co...
18/09/2026

The office will be closed Friday the 25th of September for the Grand Final Public Holiday.

Some staff, such as Support Coordinators, Psychologists and Plan Managers, will not be available. Community Mentors who have confirmed shifts will work as usual.

We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable weekend 🙂

For matters that require urgent support throughout this time, please call:
Lifeline 13 11 14
Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636
Parent line 13 22 89
Headspace 1800 650 890
Kids Helpline 1800 55 1800
13YARN 13 92 76
Rainbow Door 1800 729 367
MensLine Australia 1300 78 99 78
SANE Australia Helpline 1800 18 7263
Carers Australia 1800 242 636
Safe Steps Family Violence Response Centre 1800 015 188
Nurse on Call 1300 60 60 24.
National Home Doctor Service 13 74 25

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Not long ago, we shared some beautiful photos  taken by participant Michael 🌹🌖🌕Over the years, Michael has developed pas...
16/09/2026

Not long ago, we shared some beautiful photos taken by participant Michael 🌹🌖🌕

Over the years, Michael has developed passions for a variety of creative hobbies. Alongside his love for photography, he is also a very talented musician!

“I have been a self taught musician for 36 years now. A drummer friend of mine had a band room where we would swap drums and bass. Next I joined a few bands playing bass but nothing lasted all that long. My last band was a grunge/funk band that I formed myself. When the drummer had to leave, we all shook hands and parted. That was 26 years ago, and I wanted to try to make music on my own, so I taught myself guitar, keyboards and some harmonica.

Now I write and record all my own songs from relaxation music to metal, and everything in between: Jazz, punk, classical, alternative rock.”

In 2025, after dedicating so much time to his music, Michael then created a 40 minute album titled ‘Last Breath’, showcasing the various styles and genres of his music.

“I played all the instruments, sang and also mixed and uploaded my albums to be distributed on YouTube, Spotify and Itunes.

I have a unique way of writing my own music. I start off with a sound and build it from there like an embryo. I never know what's going to come out… The more I plan, the more the song doesn't go to plan. It’s all done by using just my good ears, as I am legally blind. I rely on my ears a lot”

Michael’s music is catchy, engaging and well worth the listen.
We encourage everyone to click the link below and check out his recent album, ‘Last Breath’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHhv3L1oTps&list=OLAK5uy_khYYuMgOujtGNW2WfPjGgoA0mSH4QaRfA

Love your work Michael!

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Thank you so much Jacinta, for these kind words about Plan Management with Liberty Disability Services. Reading comments...
11/09/2026

Thank you so much Jacinta, for these kind words about Plan Management with Liberty Disability Services. Reading comments like this makes our day, and we’re so grateful to be a part of your journey ✨

Liberty’s Plan Management team assists participants to understand and use their NDIS funding compliantly, so they can make informed decisions about their supports and services, without the stress and risk of being personally out of pocket.

As a participant, you remain in control. You have choice over how your NDIS funds are used and control over authorising payments, while we help manage the administration behind the scenes.

Whether you have just started your NDIS plan management journey or are looking to change from your current plan manager, our team is here to make the transition as simple and hassle-free as possible.

If you have any questions, please inform us in the referral form with your contact number and any convenient time, so that our friendly team member can discuss it with you.

Ready to get started?

Learn more, or make a referral today- link below
https://libertydisabilityservices.com.au/referrals/pm-referrals/

We look forward to supporting you on your NDIS journey 💛🩷💙

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Address

1-3 Agra Street, Norlane
Geelong, VIC
3214

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

0352758627

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