National Reconciliation Week is recognised each year from 27 May to 3 June, honouring two significant milestones in Australia’s reconciliation journey: the anniversaries of the successful 1967 Referendum and the High Court Mabo decision.
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Manual handling and transfers have the potential to cause strain and injury for both the educator and child.
The use of hoists can reduce the risks associated with manual transfers.
Models available:
Educators should consider children’s health, hygiene, privacy and dignity when using any toileting aids
Educators should consult therapists and families when determining which toileting aids will be most suitable for a child and to promote safe lifting
Over-toilet frame aids have raised arm rests to assist children in transferring on and off the seat. The Throne Toilet Step and Rail fits to the toilet to provide support.
The KUBAC Nappy Change Table greatly reduces back strain associated with lifting children onto nappy change benches. The easy, push-button operation is designed specifically for use in early childhood centres. The height of the bench can be adjusted to meet wheelchair height for ease of transfer onto change table platform. |
This equipment is designed to enable users to sit on a standard or infant toilet and sit with their feet flat on a smooth, level surface. The lightweight platform can be easily moved when not in use.
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