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DIS
Monday 8th May, 2023

National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participants will have greater support to make their own decisions about their NDIS journey, with the release of the new Supported Decision Making Policy. This…

Mirage News
Tuesday 10th May, 2022

Workers in the family violence prevention and disability sectors will be better equipped with the skills to prevent violence against women with disabilities thanks to a funding boost to Women…

NDIS
Tuesday 9th May, 2023

The Government is getting the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) back on track by improving outcomes for participants and ensuring the sustainability of the Scheme for future generations.

Mirage News
Tuesday 9th May, 2023

People with Disability Australia (PWDA) welcomes the Treasurer’s assurance that ‘the NDIS is here to stay’ in his budget speech. However, tonight’s budget has more to do on housing and…

Mirage News
Monday 8th May, 2023

Peak body for disability service providers National Disability Services (NDS) has called for a vibrant disability sector to be maintained as part of the 2023-24 Federal Budget measures to manage…

ABC News
Monday 8th May, 2023

The president of People with Disability, Nicole Lee, says the commission has shone a light on the level of violence some people have experienced.

Guardian Australia
Sunday 8th May, 2022

Two brothers with disabilities were discovered severely malnourished, naked and locked in a room with no food or furniture, the disability royal commission has been told. The commission heard on

Disability Support Guide
Sunday 8th May, 2022

Emma Hocking, Chief Executive Officer of SDA Smart Homes says that the proposed crackdown will be welcomed, but funding cuts would be a disaster given the current rental and housing…

NDIS
Sunday 8th May, 2022

Winnie and Gary Andrews jumped at the chance to have their son Ben join the NDIS during early trials in the Hunter region of New South Wales in 2014. It…

ABC News
Monday 8th May, 2023

An eastern Victorian family has built an accessible home and hopes to be reimbursed by the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

Nas Campanella, Evan Young and Mary Lloyd
ABC
Friday 5th May, 2023
But replacing her worn-out cushion was far from a simple process. "I was accepted onto the scheme for my cerebral palsy. The NDIA knows I have cerebral palsy. They know
Kobie Boshoff
The Conversation
Thursday 4th May, 2023
The term “evidence-based practice” comes from the medical field, mostly from research trials with a clear cause-and-effect relationship. But this narrow idea of what evidence is can be problematic when