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Krystal is supported by the NDIS to live an independent life where she can balance the demands of work, being a mother, and having a disability.

NDIS participant Donna Corlett says some of her earliest memories were watching other kids run and play, and wanting to join them.

For Michel Tuomy, the hardest thing about his schizophrenia diagnosis was accepting it. The 50-year-old Lower Templestowe local was diagnosed with the illness in his early 30s, but it wasn’t until around 15 years later that he started to come to terms with it.

Thanks to the NDIS, Matt Carey is back doing what he loves most - riding bumpy mountain trails or trekking long distances through the wilderness.