Get involved this election

Anyone and everyone can be advocate for change this federal election.

You don’t need to be an expert in politics or policy or even know everything about the NDIS (who can possibly keep up when everything changes all the time!)

You are the expert in your own experience – and what you think needs to change.

So to help you on your way to be a powerful voice for change this Federal Election, we have developed a few cheat sheets and resources to help you make sure your story is heard loud and clear. Have a look at them below.

But remember, the most important thing is YOU – your story and your ideas.

Telling your story face to face is always very powerful – that’s why we are asking as many people as possible to visit their MPs and their candidates, and share their solutions to fix the NDIS.

What else can I do?

We know not all of us are able to go and meet with our local MP or candidates – so sending an email or sharing on social media is another great way to make your voice heard.

You can find material to share on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram below! Don’t forget to use the hashtag #NDISMakeItWork

And you can find some tips for writing a letter here or even have a look at a sample letter to make sure you’re heard by clicking here.

The resources you need

Meeting with your MP guide

A guide to meeting with your local candidates and MP

Download the discussion guide

Meeting with your MP guide - plain word version

A guide to meeting with your local candidates and MP

Download the discussion guide

Example email

Example email for your local candidates and MP

Download the example email

Guide for MP's - one pager

A 1 page summary of what we want this election – to leave with our pollies

Download the MP's guide

Guide for MP's - four pager

A 4 page guide to what we want from our pollies this election

Download the MP's guide

Guide for MP's - Easy English

A guide to what we want from our pollies this election – Easy English

Download the Easy English MP's guide

Guide for MPs - plain word version

A guide to what we want from our pollies this election

Download the guide now

Count on me printable poster

Count On Me printable poster – with a pre-written message

Download the poster

Blank Count on me printable poster

Count On Me printable poster – with space to add your own message

Download the poster

Blank National Day of Action printable poster

National Day of Action printable poster – with space to add your own message

Download the poster

Petition

Print this petition and take it to your event

Download the petition

Posters

Print these posters and display them at your event, in your workplace, or any other public space

Download the posters

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News

News 11 September 2024

Every Australian Counts Responds to NDIS Provider and Worker Registration Taskforce Advice

Every Australian Counts welcomes the release of the NDIS Provider and Worker Registration Taskforce Advice. The report proposes significant changes to enhance quality, safety and choice for NDIS

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EAC defends choice and control and rejects restrictive NDIS lists

Every Australian Counts strongly opposes the introduction of prescriptive and restrictive support lists.  The lists undermine the NDIS’s core principles by limiting participants’ ability to tailor supports to

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NDIS Legislation Update: What You Need to Know

The NDIS Bill has passed through both Houses of Parliament and is set to become law after receiving Royal Assent from the Governor-General. Royal assent is the stage

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