... leading the conversation about disability and the NDIS
NDIS Annual Report 2014 - 2015COAG Disability Reform Council - 13 November 2015 Communiqué
Progress report on the implementation and administration of the National Disability Insurance Scheme - Australian Parliament, 12 November 2015
NSW Government Fact Sheets on the NDIS - broken down into specific topics, and for specific groups
NDIS to turbocharge innovation
9News, 27th October 2015
Australians who've helped fund the national disability insurance scheme will be repaid with a $1 billion economic boost from the development of new technologies.
That's the view of the chair of the agency in charge of delivering the $22 billion program ...
The National Disability Insurance Scheme: Looking back to see the future
Michael Kendrick and Margaret Ward, Medium - the Machinery of Government, 13th November 2015
... In 2013, the Australian public massively supported a new system that would cost them an additional levy. In return, they expected people with disability to be given the ‘fair go’ they were due, and a chance to participate socially and financially in community life. The public now expects this change to be relatively swift and seamless.
Very early in the process some people with disability will likely make prompt decisions about their lives and not look back. The experience of the last thirty years, however, suggests much more long-term developmental challenges lie ahead. Change of this magnitude cannot be expected to be swift or easy. Looking back on past reforms offers some lessons that predict future challenges for the NDIS ...
Get NDIS full rollout plans now, govt told
Sky News, 12th November
The federal government is being urged to move fast and finalise agreements with the states on the national disability insurance scheme ...
NDIS Quarterly Report, Quarter 1 2015 - 2016
12th November 2015
My NDIS Story
Leigh Creighton, House With No Steps, 2015
Leigh Creighton is an outgoing young man with a warm personality. When Leigh heard the NDIS was coming to Hunter NSW he was really excited about what this meant for people with a disability. “It really gives people the chance to set a goal and do what they want to do in their own life.” says Leigh ...
EVENT
Get NDIS streetwise: Sharing highly valuable strategies and tips from those at the coal-face
Leigh Creighton, House With No Steps, 2015
Leigh Creighton is an outgoing young man with a warm personality. When Leigh heard the NDIS was coming to Hunter NSW he was really excited about what this meant for people with a disability. “It really gives people the chance to set a goal and do what they want to do in their own life.” says Leigh ...
EVENT
Get NDIS streetwise: Sharing highly valuable strategies and tips from those at the coal-face
Thursday 3rd December 2015, 12-1.15 PM AEDT
A webinar presented by InCharge:
Are you frustrated by information sessions without a lot of practical details?
Well, we want you feeling confident and ready to roll at the start of 2016!
We have invited 3 independent experts who have been working with people with disability and families in 3 different trial sites to share their wisdom, reflections and practical strategies to help you make the most from the NDIS.
Speakers provide independent pre-planning, Co-ordination of Support and Plan Management with the NDIS. Being independent means they do not work for any particular service provider. Learn from those on-the-ground, working directly with people in South Australia, ACT and the Hunter, NSW.
Our aim is to connect you with innovators nationally and internationally, so this is an online seminar.Visit the InCharge website to see more on what you will learn, and for the registration link.
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