Any reviews that participants apply for should be made in consultation with participants. the reviewer at the NDIA should not just be making a decision on their own
We are NDIS recipients from a small town in Western NSW. Prior to NDIS, there were five major disability providers in town (including Uniting and Anglicare). For many
When participants pre-plan before their planning meeting all the information that is provided should be read before the planning meeting to make sure that the person who the
The reviewer would then advise the participant on who they need to see for example a speech therapist for an IPAD to be funded. The participant makes an
Before transitioning to the NDIS all my costs to attend conferences both international, around Australia and New Zealand were paid for out of my funding package through ADHC
I am sick of you using inspiration porn photos. Disability affects more than just “handicapped-faces”. There are people who look no different to the expected norm, but suffer
I have chronic physical and mental illness and am deemed ineligible for NDIS. So I had to leave my support group, because I didn’t have funding. I lost
When People with Disabilities apply for a review the reviewer does not involve participants in all decision making processes if the reviewer at the NDIA involved participants, consulted,
daughter got accepted right off for autism , eyesight and ‘other disaiblities. her eyesight is a problem while fighting to get a scooter with a canopy. she has