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The medium term accommodation guideline has been updated to provide greater clarity on eligibility criteria and processes, as well as greater consistency in home and living supports planning decisions.
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Since our last update in October 2021, we’ve made some great progress, especially in the way families, providers, partners and the NDIS understand one another and share information.
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We consulted widely with participants, families and carers, providers, key sector groups and stakeholders and identified initiatives we can make to improve specialist disability accommodation (SDA) whilst the broader home and living policy is codesigned and developed.
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The purpose of this communique is to detail the key outcomes of the Co-design Advisory Group’s 12th meeting, which took place on Wednesday 10 August 2022.
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We have released a framework to promote innovation and development of safe and effective Artificial Intelligence (AI)-enabled Assistive Technology (AT).
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Ocean Grove NDIS participant Lucy Carpenter is getting much more out of life with Dottie, her new Guide Dog, then ever before. The 19-year-old, who has low vision, said she feels less isolated, safer leaving home independently, and more enthusiastic and energetic about life. Dottie has helped Lucy feel more comfortable on public transport and more confident attending her university lectures in Melbourne. Lucy said Dottie has also broken-down social barriers. When she is out in public with her black fluffy companion by her side, she is now enjoying greater inclusion. “Prior to Dottie, I found it hard to meet...
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The third meeting of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Mental Health Sector Reference Group (NMHSRG) for 2022 was held on 14 September 2022.
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Leaving the NDIS – new guidance material
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