As part of the NDIA’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, NDIS participants and providers can now connect with matching platforms through the NDIS website – to quickly and easily find the support workers they need.
Sitting down to dinner with Prime Minister Turnbull was one of the last things NDIS planner Rhonda Plummer thought she would be doing on a Sunday night.
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Actors and NDIS participants, Chris Bunton, 27, Audrey O’Connor, 28, and Digby Webster, 32 feature in this compelling drama about a Danny, a young man with Down syndrome, who abandons his gymnastics achievements to pursue a boxing career.
Young people living with disability are dancing together from the safety of their own bedrooms and kitchens as they continue their weekly dance classes during the coronavirus health crisis.
Minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), Stuart Robert, has today announced more than $65 million to assist Australians with disability, their families and carers to more easily access high-quality and up to date information about living with disability.
In response to commentary made in The Saturday Paper on 12 October 2019, the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) would like to correct the public record. The article is inaccurate and the reporting may cause distress to people with disability and their families.