The update is almost ready, and we are working tirelessly to bring this to you. Thank you for your incredible patience! 🙏

#HiAlert #advocacy #health #disability #support

Here is a sneak peek from the upcoming update: The Health Profile (formerly My Health Info).

In our next update, you’ll be able to display a profile photo on your Health Profile and use an all-new Health Passport view to make it easier to express your health needs, only showing what is needed.✨

The update is almost ready, and we are working tirelessly to bring this to you. Thank you for your incredible patience! 🙏

#HiAlert #advocacy #health #disability #support

You deserve tools that feel more like you. So, in our next update, you’ll be able to add your profile photo and choose from 9 different visual themes.✨

We’ve been working quietly behind the scenes to improve the tools you rely on and build some powerful new ones.

Here is a sneak peek from the upcoming update: The Alert Card (formerly the ID Card).

To every single one of you who sent us feedback- thank you🥺

You asked us to take HiAlert to the next level, and we took every word to heart. 🧡

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HiAlert is shaped by the voices in our community.❤️

• Believe in yourself. You know what helps you, and it’s okay to let others know what support you need.

This image has text that states "Believe in yourself. You know what helps you, and it’s okay to let others know what support you need." This is a tip to help people with health conditions and disabilities ask for support this year.

This image has text that states "Use written or visual aids to ask for support. It helps add credibility and helps others understand you better." This is a tip to help people with health conditions and disabilities ask for support this year.

• Use written or visual aids to ask for support. It helps add credibility and helps others understand you better.

This image has text that states "Communicate in a way that works best for you, and don't underestimate yourself." This is a tip to help people with health conditions and disabilities ask for support this year.

• Communicate in a way that works best for you, and don't underestimate yourself.

This image has text that states "It can feel awkward or uncomfortable to ask for support, but doing so reduces risks and helps you thrive." This is a tip to help people with health conditions and disabilities ask for support this year.

• It can feel awkward or uncomfortable to ask for support, but doing so reduces risks and helps you thrive.

This image has text that states "It’s okay to accept help, don’t push through alone when support is available." This is a tip to help people with health conditions and disabilities ask for support this year.

• It’s okay to accept help, don’t push through alone when support is available.

This image has text that states "Be specific when letting others know how they can support you to reduce any assumptions and misunderstandings." This is a tip to help people with health conditions and disabilities ask for support this year.

• Be specific when letting others know how they can support you to reduce any assumptions and misunderstandings.

This image has text that states "Even if you feel others have it worse, your challenges still matter, and you still deserve support." This is a tip to help people with health conditions and disabilities ask for support this year.

• Even if you feel others have it worse, your challenges still matter, and you still deserve support.

Here are some tips to help you ask for support for your health conditions and disabilities this year.

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#HiAlert #SelfAdvocacy

However you choose to ask for support and advocate, communicate what you need, when you need it. 🧡

#SelfAdvocacy #Communication #Advocate #Support #HolidaySeason

The holiday season can be full of joy, but it can also bring unique challenges. Increased socialising, expectations, travel, crowds, noises and seasonal activities can impact access needs, routines, energy levels, and wellbeing.

This post shows an image that states that you and your needs matter, even during the holiday season. So if you face any challenges during the holiday season, ask for support when you need it.

This holiday season, remember, you and your needs matter- Ask for support when you need it.❤️

With Anxiety and FND (Functional Neurological Disorder), we helped Mae with their accommodation message, and they wanted to share their HiAlert to help others like them.🧡

If you need help with your HiAlert, send us a message. We’re always here to help.

#HiAlert #IDCard #Anxiety #FND

With Chronic Pain and Autism, we helped Willow update their ID Card, and they wanted to share their HiAlert to help others like them. 🧡

If you need help with your HiAlert, send us a message. We’re always here to help.

#HiAlert #IDCard #ChronicPain #Autism

People with disabilities face barriers and challenges every day, and the more awareness, understanding and conversations we have, the closer we get to a world that is informed, inclusive and supportive for everyone.💜🧡

#IDPwD #DisabilityInclusion #InternationalDayOfPeopleWithDisability #HiAlert

If you advocate, stand up for disability rights and work to make the world better for people with disabilities- Thank You. Every bit you do matters, and you truly make a real difference.

People who live with disabilities have value, have the right to be treated with dignity, have the right to safety, to access, to autonomy and to opportunities and supports that allow them to live their lives.

This day is to highlight the inclusion and rights of people with disabilities across all areas of life and to raise awareness of their contributions and achievements.

This post shows an image with the title "International Day of People with Disability". The post reflects on the importance of the day and thanks people who advocate, stand up for disability rights and work to make the world better for people with disabilities, acknowledging that every bit they do matters, and they truly make a real difference.

❤️ Today, on International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD), we acknowledge and recognise the achievements, contributions, and rights of people with disabilities across the world.

We value sharing our knowledge on self-advocacy, which is very important for people living with health conditions and disabilities. If you’d like us to speak at your event or organisation, please send us a message.

#HiAlert #SelfAdvocacy #MelbourneDisabilityExpo

📷 We shared about why advocating for yourself is so important. Here are some photo highlights from our stage talk.

❤A special thank you to those of you who came to support us and who took these photos.

This shows images from HiAlert's stage talk on "The Importance of Self-Advocacy" at the Melbourne Disability Expo on Friday, 21st November, 2025.

Image Description: This shows images from HiAlert's stage talk on "The Importance of Self-Advocacy" at the Melbourne Disability Expo on Friday, 21st November, 2025.

We were grateful for the opportunity to share about "The importance of self-advocacy" at the Melbourne Disability Expo.

❤ Thank you to the organisers and staff for welcoming us and for supporting our founders’ on-stage accommodations.

The Melbourne Disability Expo is free to attend and is taking place at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre this Friday and Saturday.

Join us for the presentation, and come say hello afterwards.❤

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• How self-advocacy can help them when they need assistance, reduce their risks and increase understanding.

Our presentation will be accompanied by Auslan Interpretation and Live Captioning.