Minister for the NDIS Stuart Robert wants to introduce compulsory assessments for all new and existing NDIS participants from next year.
These tick-a-box assessments will determine who gets support – and how much support they get.
So many people with disability and their families are worried about what this will mean for them.
But it is not too late to do something about it. NOW is the time to speak out and take action.
So what can you do?
Contact your local MP
The government is planning to change the NDIS Act to make these assessments compulsory for all new and existing NDIS participants.
The legislation will hit the Parliament very soon.
So we need every single Member of Parliament to hear from people with disability and their families about why they are so concerned.
And stop it before it goes any further.
What you can do
1. Share your concerns with the NDIA and all of our MPs
3. Visit your MP – in a COVID safe way
4. Email the Minister for the NDIS
We know how much everyone has on their plate at the moment because of COVID19. So we have done as much of the work for you as we can.
We have all the details of all the Federal MPs and emails and letters all ready to go.
These changes will be introduced next year. So NOW is the time to take action and speak out.
This is our NDIS. We fought for it. And we won’t stop fighting until it works the way it should.
NDIS assessment explainers
We’re breaking down all of the big announcements and changes from the government and NDIA as they come out. Check out all our NDIS assessment explainers in News.
Resources
Take action now!
Have your say about NDIS assessments
Tell the NDIA and our MPs why NDIS assessments won’t work for you.
Contact your local MP
We need every single Member of Parliament to hear from people with disability and their families.
Meet with your Member of Parliament (MP)
Tell your Member of Parliament about your concerns in person, or over the phone or internet.
Ask Minister Robert about NDIS Independent Assessments
Email the NDIS Minister and let him know we want answers!
