This guide provides an overview of some of the key terms that Children by Choice uses in our work to talk about our services, clients and associated concepts.
Co-designed documents with a group of incredibly women with intellectual and learning disabilities and difficulties, and informed by consultation with key stakeholders from violence, disability and health-related services.
This Practice Studio had a deliberate focus on working directly with the community to co-create culturally appropriate and in-language resources on topics of reproductive health, understanding access to abortion in Queensland and recognising the signs of reproductive coercion and abuse.
An excellent experience, providing space for reflection and validation
Anonymous
I loved the opportunity for discussion and linking to practice.
Anonymous
Wonderful training, useful evidence, practice, handouts and use of language
Anonymous
Helped me not feel so alone, helped me realise I need to make my own decisions based on what I feel is best.
Anonymous
I didn’t really have anyone to talk to about my concerns and children by choice were perfect. I felt confident I could open up and be completely honest without being judged
Anonymous
The staff at children by choice where so understanding and very friendly to deal with. I felt no judgement from them and they did above and beyond of what was expected. I am thankful for their help.
Anonymous
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