Inclusion Australia want their resources to be accessible for as many people with an intellectual disability as possible. This includes people from different cultures and people who speak different languages….
This article reports on a participatory research project exploring community building processes – including peer support, networking, self-organising and mutual learning – for the deafblind community in the Hunter region….
This week, the National Disability Insurance Agency released its 2024–25 Annual Pricing Review. From July 1, 2025, the NDIS will introduce sweeping pricing reforms: slashing fees for psychologists in four…
When a support worker bent Jessi Hooper’s customised manual wheelchair trying to force it into a car boot, the physical damage was only the beginning.
Imogen, who lives with intellectual disability, is unable to have scans without sedation and was told to wait five months for a CT scan of a concerning growth in her…
After a critical meeting on Friday, state Health Ministers have agreed to take over responsibility for providing psycho-social supports for most children under nine, restricting the NDIS to those with…
Despite being fit and in her twenties, Lisa Cox suffered a stroke. After a year in and out of hospital, she was left with multiple amputations and invisible disabilities and…
What does the Albanese Government’s landslide re-election mean for the future of the NDIS? In this special live episode of Reasonable & Necessary, Dr George Taleporos is joined by leading…
As the Federal Government tries to rein in spending on the National Disability Insurance Scheme, its managing agency has lowered the prices participants can be charged for certain therapies. The…
Description of event: From 2025 to 2026, YDAS is running a program for disabled young people who are leaving or have left school early. The goal of the program is…
NDIS participants have been contacting ABC News for months, reporting cuts or reviews of plans with little or no warning, made by staff who don’t understand disability. A legal service…
Advocacy, Capacity Building and Support Services Continuing support for Victorians with Disability $24.1m in 2025-26 to maintain critical supports for people with disability including: Supports for people with disability outside…
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