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What is STEPS?

The Skills To Enable People and CommunitieS (STEPS) Program is a Queensland-wide information and skills program for adults aged 18-65 years with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), including stroke, and their families and friends. The STEPS Program aims to improve community life for people with ABI and their families, by  connecting people together and fostering a sense of strength and ability. See the links below for more information about the STEPS Program.

STEPS Program Brochure   (pdf, 202kb)
STEPS Program- General Description
STEPS Program- Detailed Description
STEPS Program Model   (pdf, 60kb)

 

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