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“What a great resource to use time and time again for our daughter, who has Autism”
Meredith Cornelius, Parent
“A useful resource for supporting and promoting healthy sexuality for people with disabilities….explores issues that people with a disability have a right to know about, in a way that is inclusive, designed for a range of ability levels, that is interactive and informative.”
Kerry Smith, Disability & Sexuality Programme Coordinator,
Family Planning Queensland, Australia
Me is the dynamic new way of teaching about the fundamentals of living to those with an intellectual disability”
Parent & Family, New Zealand, December 2008
“It’s great! It is wonderful to have a resource for our students that promises to be clear and invite dialogue on subjects that are very sensitive and sometimes taboo with some of our students”
Naomi Wheeler, Maclean Centre,
Mt Roskill Grammar School, New Zealand“A brilliant use of much needed technology that I feel sure will meet the needs of a diverse range of people In a fun and interactive way”
Lisa Bodley, Speech Language Therapist“Only the parent of a child with autism would get excited about this CD Rom”
Parent of a 12 year old with autismThe team involved with the development of Me were humbled by the very real and urgent need of families to have straight-forward information for their children with learning disabilities (read more)
This powerful and moving article describes the issues and dynamics of people with learning disabilities contemplating marriage and sexual relations (read more)
All around the world, parents who have a child with an intellectual disability are facing difficult issues to support their children in the transition to adulthood (read more)
The Minister of Health for New Zealand launches Sex Smart, an innovative CD Rom to teach young people about sexuality (read more)
Sex Smart CD Rom is used on campus to teach international students about sexuality (read more)
