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The Treehouse Geelong The Treehouse Geelong offers support for families living with ASD.

For more than 10 years, local organisation The Treehouse Geelong has been providing essential guidance and encouragement to families living with autism, often working in association with disability support agency Access Your Supports (AYS) to enable proactive plans of action. Thanks to the generous support of community members and groups, such as the YMCA, Sensory Sisters, Hayeswinckle, Wendy’s Weighted Blankets and many others, this volunteer-run organisation has been able to provide invaluable resources to the community. After working closely for four years, the beneficial association between The Treehouse Geelong and Access Your Supports – with AYS operating as the main financial backer for Treehouse – is now primed to work even more effectively for families in Geelong and the surrounding regions, with The Treehouse Geelong being officially acquired by AYS in a decision seen by both organisations as a strengthening of their partnership. Since its inception in 2008, The Treehouse Geelong has acted as a useful source of information for families living with autism that are looking to make decisions about their next steps involving official treatment, education and support, in addition to providing an empathetic community that can offer a ‘lived experience’ perspective. Similarly, by offering services such as Support Coordination and Plan Management to NDIS participants, AYS has for the past five years enabled individuals and families living with a disability the opportunity to access support involving education, employment and a wide range of therapies. By officially combining their skill sets and capabilities, The Treehouse Geelong and AYS aim to deliver a streamlined service for families living with autism and a free, no-commitment service to the community.

03/11/2026

Due to the strong campaigning and advocacy of AEU members and public education supporters, the Victorian Government has been pressured to wind back planned cuts to Disability Inclusion.
Today, the government has announced that 7,000 students who currently receive individual Disability Inclusion funding will continue to do so.
This is the power of AEU members and parents working together.
Disgracefully, the government plans to go ahead with the other Disability Inclusion cuts:
- Funding reductions of $3,400 for around 23,000 students and,
- A 2.5% reduction in student-level funding rates.
We will keep campaigning to reverse these cuts.
We are stronger together.

29/10/2026
28/10/2026

Join Down Syndrome Australia for a 90-minute webinar on dementia and Down syndrome, presented by Dr Madeleine Healy.

You’ll learn about:

• How to keep your brain healthy
• Checking and monitoring brain health with your doctor
• Dementia and the signs and symptoms to look for
• Assessments your doctor may do if there are concerns about memory or thinking
• Treatments, support and services available

This webinar is for people with Down syndrome, parents, caregivers and support workers.

Thursday 26 November 2026
12:30–2:00pm AEDT
Online via Zoom

Register now: https://buff.ly/YBXQ7gl

This webinar is part of the Ageing Well with Down Syndrome initiative, proudly supported by nib foundation.

Please share this post with anyone who might be interested.

28/10/2026

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18 Myers Street
Geelong, VIC
3220

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