We will begin a test of our new computer system and processes to deliver a better National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) in Tasmania from 14 November 2022.
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A unique art studio that caters to people with disability and a love for abstract painting are the driving forces behind Sydneysider, Kerry Hennessy’s first art exhibition. Kerry, 41, lives with intellectual disability, is hard of hearing and is nonverbal.
Throughout Melbourne’s six COVID lockdowns, 11-year-old Ace Bartlett’s parents struggled with the challenge of explaining to their son why he couldn’t attend his regular swimming sessions.