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Jessica Quilty
Disability Services Consulting (DSC)
Monday 11th October, 2021
Safeguards and quality services are key areas of inquiry for the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation (Royal Commission). Whilst the full report is not due to be
National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA)
Friday 8th October, 2021
this report provides a comprehensive financial picture of the NDIS based on the Scheme Actuary’s projections And uses historic experience to inform forward-looking assumptions as to participant numbers, exit rates,
Your Story Disability Legal Support
Monday 4th October, 2021
Monday 30th October, 2023
This factsheet provides information about the new legislative protections for people giving confidential information to the Disability Royal Commission. It explains what the changes are, how they apply and how
NDIA
Monday 4th October, 2021
This report complements regularly released NDIA quarterly reports and the recently published SDA Market Information Statement, SDA Finder and SDA demand data. It features observations into publically available NDIA data
Luke Henriques-Gomes
The Guardian
Monday 4th October, 2021

“We started to get calls saying, ‘When are these guys showing up’?” says Moody, who was until June the chief executive of a peak body for national disability insurance scheme…

AT Chat
Monday 4th October, 2021
The AT Portal introduces a new way for people with disability to get information about Assistive Technology (AT). It was co-designed with members of the disability community to provide a
AAP
Mirage News
Monday 4th October, 2021
Eligible NDIS providers in Victoria will be able to claim a one-off payment from the NDIA to cover costs for support workers to receive their COVID-19 vaccination.
SBS News
Saturday 2nd October, 2021
More and more NDIS participants are requesting support workers who are COVID-vaccinated, says company spokeswoman Tiare Leahy.
Premiere of Victoria
Media release
Friday 1st October, 2021
On the advice of our public health team, all workers – in Melbourne and regional Victoria – on the Authorised Worker list will require their first COVID-19 vaccine dose by
Aaron Bloch
National Indigenous Times
Friday 1st October, 2021
“One of our big concerns is that the Vaccine rollout has been using NDIS participants to identify vaccination rates of disabled people. However, there remain very low rates of participation
Mirage News
Thursday 30th September, 2021
Minister for the NDIS Senator the Hon Linda Reynolds CSC said it was another important step in protecting the disability community from the virus – and in increasing the number
Luke Henriques-Gomes
the Guardian
Monday 6th September, 2021
Senate inquiry told Australia’s disability payment rules need to be ‘rewritten’ as people struggle for months before receiving support