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Playing his part in piloting the launch of the my NDIS app has been another step in a “life changing” journey for NDIS participant, Finn O’Keefe. Since 2019, the NDIA has been working with participants to co-design the my NDIS app, which is designed to offer self-managed participants like Finn a more accessible and user-friendly way to manage their plan needs. Offering his input and feedback while accessing the app from his mobile phone over the past six months, Finn, who lives with cerebral palsy, said the app’s log-in and user options had been another step in living his best...

She jumped at the chance to be one of the participants who helped co-design the app

At only five, NDIS participant, Ella Hawke has started school this year with speech and language skills on par with her peers.

As a scientist, Sarah Boyd knows research is vital to finding answers. That’s why she’s excited about attending the Melbourne ‘Live Your Potential Expo’ on March 27, to connect with others to learn more about innovative ways to improve her lifestyle.

Hunter Valley sisters, 10-year-old Keeley and 5-year-old Delaney Reading are not your average junior athletes – they both had strokes before they were a few months’ old.

From sought-after movie extra to art gallery volunteer and aspiring plus-size model, National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participant Tara is using her supports to maximise visibility for people with disability in advertising and social media campaigns.