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NDIS participant, Gerry Groombridge of Kingston, who has a love for retail, has found his niche designing, making, marketing and selling products at Mosaic Support Services social enterprise, Made By Mosaic. The proud 30-year-old, who has a mild intellectual disability, said he’s learnt so much from working at the social enterprise’s physical and online store, he’s confident it will ultimately lead to future employment in retail, a field he said he’s really passionate about. “I love making things, selling them and talking to customers. I love everything about working here at Made By Mosaic,” he said. “My speciality is my...

Tasmanian NDIS participant, Rosemary Ellicott said now she’s on the NDIS and receiving supports her quality of life has significantly improved after a rare cancer left her with a permanent disability.

And in honour of World Cerebral Palsy Day on Wednesday, October 6, a day where the World comes together to support some 17 million living with CP like Stefan, the gun clay shooter from South Australia is proud to take a shot at celebrating his achievements, and those of many others.

Living the dream and looking ahead, the Tokyo experience has a potential Paris swansong on the horizon for dual-sport Paralympian, Hannah Dodd.

Doomadgee NDIS participant and local indigenous artist, Barry Johnny, is back painting after a stroke halted his creativity, but he’s grateful regular supports have him back doing what he loves best and well on the road to recovery.

For NDIS participant, Michael Ambyrum, a deep love of country and sharing his culture forms a determination at the heart of everything he does.

After a motorcycle accident in 2018 left Richard an amputee, he spent months in hospital wondering if he was ever going to be able to ride a bike again. But since accessing the NDIS, Richard has been supported to get back on a motorbike, go hot air ballooning, swim with whales, and fly a gyrocopter. Richard, also a fully trained counsellor, is devoting time to supporting amputees and advocating for First Nations peoples living with disability. “One of things I have done since becoming an amputee was jumping out of an airplane, I did have a parachute on,” joked Richard...