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In a remote Aboriginal community in Far North Queensland, 29-year-old Randyn Kitchener has found the support he needs and turned his life around to help others.

Tracey Jackson said she just loves her life. She’s out and about doing activities she never thought possible.

Talk to Rutherford NDIS participant, Sam Procter and you’ll hear how proud he is about his new role, employed one day a week at KBA Facilities and Maintenance, part of the Kingston Group, a large Newcastle commercial and residential construction company. Now the 24-year-old, who has a learning delay, a receptive and expressive language disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is working with a team who understand his conditions, and he’s being taught valuable building and social skills. “I hope if I keep working hard it will lead to more hours or even full-time work,” Sam said. “I really...

With over 108,000 TikTok followers and his own YouTube channel, Coomera NDIS participant, Stanley Rosenberg is using what many refer to as “his infectious charisma” to work towards becoming the next Guy Sebastian.

An Adelaide social profit organisation is helping people with disability in Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities to understand and access the NDIS and disability services.

Despite living through Melbourne’s long tough lockdowns, life for NDIS participant Ben Pierce has been moving along in leaps and bounds.

Donna is the new Participant Advocate at the NDIA. And like the participants she serves and represents, she understands firsthand some of the challenges that can come with living with disability.

Throughout Melbourne’s six COVID lockdowns, 10-year-old Ace Bartlett’s parents struggled with the challenge of explaining to their son why he couldn’t attend his regular swimming sessions.