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We know the best way to make the NDIS stronger is to listen to people with lived experience of disability and the NDIS. The Participant First group is one way…
Right now, the NDIS is carrying out thousands of eligibility reassessments every single week. We want to make sure the process is clear and reasonable, and that no child or…
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is facing a crisis. Australians with disabilities are increasingly being forced to fight for the support funding they desperately need, a situation described by…
In its efforts to cut costs, the agency running the NDIS has taken an adversarial approach that has left participants exhausted and independent reviewers appalled.
The Information Access Group worked with the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) to create an Easy Read version of the First Nations Strategy 2025–2030. This strategy sets out how the…
Adam Kupics has had a prosthetic leg for more than a decade. He says since being on the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), funding changed his life for the better….
Sara Gingold from DSC explores what’s happening with needs assessments, including a look at the NDIA’s tender for needs assessment tools.
The NDIS First Nations Strategy aims to ensure that the NDIS delivers improved outcomes in the lives of First Nations People with disability.
The NDIS have published a new guideline called Behaviour Support to make it clearer about what supports they can fund.
On the western outskirts of Melbourne, where the new estates meet open paddocks, it was clear something wasn’t right at number 20, Eshal Crescent. There was a skip out the…
Large sums of taxpayer money meant for some of the most vulnerable Australians have been flowing through companies linked to a man named Khawaja Moeen Haroon. While his network has…
Last night, the Federal government handed down the 2025-26 Budget. According to the media, it was the budget that was never meant to happen, as the Prime Minister’s plans to…
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