Clickability news and updates for the disability community

Clickability connects people looking for disability services with information about providers and ways to explore their options. This collection brings together Clickability news, updates for participants and providers, and stories from the people behind the platform.

You can browse participant updates for information about using Clickability and preparing to look for support. Provider updates cover developments relevant to services listed on the platform, including ways to communicate with people seeking support. Company news records milestones, partnerships and the changes that have shaped Clickability over time.

If you are searching for a service, it helps to be clear about what you need before contacting a provider. Location, availability, communication preferences and relevant experience can all influence whether a service suits you. Provider information and reviews can help you decide what to ask, while a direct conversation gives you the opportunity to confirm the practical details.

Families, carers and support coordinators can use Clickability alongside the person they are supporting. The person's goals and preferences should guide the search. Providers can use these updates to consider how clearly they describe their service and how they respond to enquiries from people looking for support.

This section includes a record of earlier announcements, events and initiatives. Publication dates matter: a past webinar, award, giveaway or recruitment announcement may no longer be open. Read those articles as part of Clickability's history and check current information before relying on a feature or offer.

Clickability can help you explore services, but questions about eligibility, plan funding and provider registration still need the relevant checks. Finding a provider is one part of arranging support.

Whether you are using the platform for the first time or following its development, these articles provide context for how Clickability works and how participants, families and providers have contributed to its story.