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As a new mum, Chelsea Thomas is so grateful for all the supports she’s received from Cerebral Palsy Alliance (CPA), disability provider EACH and the NDIS. It’s all helped to give son Harvey, now 2, the best start in life. ‘I feel lucky we were surrounded by all the right people,’ she said. The Wollondilly Shire mum said within 24 hours of Harvey’s birth he was in Liverpool Hospital’s newborn intensive care unit (NICU). ‘Harvey had haemorrhaged. He needed a blood transfusion, then he started having atonic seizures. As first-time parents it was so scary.’ A brain scan confirmed stroke...
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There is an upcoming planned outage. Planned outages allow us to update and improve our systems. Impacted systems Application Programming Interface (API) – providers my NDIS app myplace participant portal myplace provider portal Start date and time Saturday 23 March AEDT 11:59 pm Finish date and time Sunday 24 March AEDT 4 am Outage window 4 hours Impact on users These systems will be down during the outage window. Please plan around this if required. We are sorry for the disruption.
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NDIA is committed to delivering a positive experience to our more than 646,000 participants, their families, carers and the wider disability community. Since late 2023, we have received a larger than average volume of requests from participants asking for a change to their NDIS plan. This has in turn led to a higher than average volume of calls and emails to our National Contact Centre and NDIS partners, as well as a higher than average number of participants seeking in person support. This has caused some delays as we carefully review and action all participant requests. If you need help understanding your plan or how to use your funding flexibly, please visit the supports budgets and your plan webpage. Your early childhood partner or local area coordinator can also help. If you or someone you know requires crisis support, please contact a local GP or mental health crisis team.
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We've released the fourth edition of the School Leaver Provider Quarterly Report. The report examines the school leaver employment support given to 6,553 participants, their progress, and the outcomes they’ve achieved. School leaver employment supports is individualised assistance to help participants with difficulties in learning, social interaction and self-management move from school to work. The report provides insights into the best practices and factors leading to successful employment outcomes based on data providers submitted to the Agency from July 2022 to June 2023.