Welcome to Neve in plain English

Neve is a safe, accessible space. It is by and for women, girls, feminine identifying and non-binary people with disabilities. Here, we explore our shared experiences. Some experiences are hard. Some are empowering. Neve offers a place to learn and a place to take action.

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Where do I start?

A quick and easy starting point to find the information you need to use this website.

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Calm space

This section has supportive self-care resources. You can also use it with your friends and family.

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Our community

Learn more about intersectionality, diversity and the Women With Disabilities Australia community.

Our stories

Past tense - A lived experience poem

I cannot speak of you in past tense

references to suicide, self-harm and mental health

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Disability and creativity - a lived experience story

Can autistic people write fiction? This may seem like a ridiculous question. It certainly was to me when I first heard it.

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Myth busting disability in the workplace - a lived experience story

Let me ask you a question: do you think any of the people in the above image have a disability?

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Destination: ADHD-Town. Population: Me - a lived experience story

ADHD is my low-rent superpower. What’s yours?

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Wellbeing

Information and tools to empower you to get the most out of life! Explore how we can care for ourselves and others. We include information to help us heal and recover, get to know our bodies and get the most out of life.

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Violence and abuse

Many women and gender-diverse people experience violence and abuse. Violence can be physical, emotional or financial. It can make you feel isolated, ashamed and confused. You are not alone. Like everyone, you deserve to feel safe. In this section of Neve, we explain different types of violence and abuse. You can get a clear idea of how violence may impact you. You can find support. You can plan for a safer future.

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For professionals

This section is for people and organisations that support or work with women, girls, feminine identifying and non-binary people with disabilities. Here, you will discover a wealth of free courses, factsheets, and guides, all designed to equip you with the knowledge and tools to support your work. We've also included a section for worker wellbeing, because we understand the importance of taking care of those who care for others.

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