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Time and again myriad studies have proven the benefits of disability inclusion in the workplace as well as in the national economic fabric. It is high time that we recognised the valuable contributions of people with disabilities to our communities and provided them equal access to various spheres of mainstream society. Fair inclusion cannot be imp [...] Read More
Building an inclusive world where people with disabilities are given equal opportunities and access to the mainstream social fabric is a task that the global community collectively need to undertake. Disability inclusion demands systemic changes to our government and organisational policies as well as attitudinal changes to our behaviour. To remo [...] Read More
Educating ourselves about the incredibly diverse nature of disability is a very important step towards building a more inclusive world for differently-abled individuals. Depending on the disability, the health care needs of the individual may vary throughout their life. There are even disabilities that are not immediately evident to able people. [...] Read More
Disability support and services play a major role in improving the lives of people with disabilities. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is an initiative by the Australian government that provides funds for people with permanent and significant disabilities to access the support and services that they need to achieve their life goals a [...] Read More
As Australia’s first national Scheme for people with disabilities, the NDIS makes sure that support and guidance are available for the NDIS participants at every step of the way. Support Coordination is one such capacity-building support that can be included in an NDIS plan to help the participants to better navigate the supports and services [...] Read More
Psychosocial recovery coaches are NDIS funded workers with extensive knowledge about mental health and psychosocial disabilities. They also have an in-depth understanding of NDIS supports and services. This recent support was introduced by the NDIS to assist people with psychosocial disabilities to skilfully navigate the NDIS system and make the [...] Read More
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is an integral part of the network of supports and services that help people with disabilities in Australia to live a life of independence, dignity and self-sufficiency. These funded supports and services are delivered to the NDIS participants through service providers. Therefore, finding the right s [...] Read More
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) funds disability supports for Australians between the age of 7 and 65 who suffer from permanent and significant disabilities that prevent them from being a part of mainstream society. According to the 2021 NDIS report, around 35,821 active participants of the scheme are aged 15 to 18 years old while [...] Read More
People with disabilities face a wide range of daily obstacles that are often invisible to the eyes of able-bodied individuals who can perform it with ease. These include daily activities such as personal hygiene, bowel management, household cleaning and several other essential daily routines. To lead a more independent life and achieve their goals, [...] Read More
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a publicly funded disability support system that bears the costs associated with the disabilities of eligible Australian citizens. Prospective participants will get funded support depending on their individual support needs and the NDIS planning meeting. Once they get approved and receive their [...] Read More
