@NdisReview

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As our report is now published, our social media is now closed. The website will remain available for you to find the report materials and our work. The Department of Social Services will take on the recommendations and the next steps of the changes. NDISReview.gov.au
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The road forward will require not just the NDIS to step up but... the whole system of government. Find out more about community wide ‘foundational supports’ at ndisreview.gov.au/news/ecosy…

Judy Brewer - Ecosystem

NDIS Review Panel Member Judy Brewer, speaks on the need for not only the NDIS, but all parts of Government to step up and make changes to improve conditions and services for people with disability

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“…It’s great to hear how someone has more dignity and control over their own lives because of the NDIS. The NDIS is shining example of great public policy, it must remain, but it definitely needs to be better” #NDISReview Find out what we have heard at: ndisreview.gov.au/resources/…

Lisa Paul Benefits of the NDIS Scheme

Lisa Paul talks about the moving stories about how NDIS has helped people. How it is world leading and shining example of great public policy and it must remain but it definitely needs to be better.

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Who has the best ideas on how to fix the NDIS? The people on the scheme… #NDISReview are grateful for all the submissions from the disability community ❤️ find them at ndisreview.gov.au/submission…

NDIS Review - ask people how to fix the system.

NDIS Review Panel member Kirsten Deane comments on how people in the scheme know what the issues are and how best to address them.

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🌟 “10 reform areas for the future of the NDIS… Improve the experience of participants in the scheme” just some of the areas covered by Bruce Bonyhady in the NDIS Review speech in Geelong. It is available for re-watching! 💡 ndisreview.gov.au/resources/…
Bruce Bonyhady speaking about the 10 reform areas for the future of the NDIS at the Geelong Community event

ALT Bruce Bonyhady speaking about the 10 reform areas for the future of the NDIS at the Geelong Community event

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‘When [my son] was diagnosed I somehow expected that there would be a system in place… unfortunately that was not the case….’ #NDISReview Panel Member talks about her experience with disability.

NDIS Review - Judy Brewer experience.

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🗨️ Your stories matter! A heartfelt thank you to everyone who shared their experiences to the NDIS Review. Explore the submissions now - ndisreview.gov.au/submission… 🌍❤️
Image of mother and son highlighting Submissions to the NDIS Review.

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Quote: "We continue to see NDIS participants who are culturally and linguistically diverse and/or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, struggle to engage with the NDIA’s processes, and to find appropriate supports." Anonymous

ALT Quote: "We continue to see NDIS participants who are culturally and linguistically diverse and/or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, struggle to engage with the NDIA’s processes, and to find appropriate supports." Anonymous

“When you genuinely understand, respect, and recognise an individual as an equal, you can empathise. Empathise means you are then able to put yourself in their shoes.” Anonymous Autistic male

ALT “When you genuinely understand, respect, and recognise an individual as an equal, you can empathise. Empathise means you are then able to put yourself in their shoes.” Anonymous Autistic male

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'I learned I wasn’t a full citizen, and I wasn’t entitled to what I took for granted every day' #NDISReview Panel Member Kevin Cocks talks about his experience and the need to operate from a human rights perspective.

NDIS Review Panel Member Kevin Cocks - Experience

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We want disability work to be a sustainable career choice. We want people to be secure in their jobs and safe in their work and rewarded for their excellence, said Lisa Paul NDIS Review Co-Chair at @ASUnion 🎙️ NSW and ACT Conference. Listen here ndisreview.gov.au/resources/…
Lisa Paul NDIS Review Co-Chair at the Australian Services Union NSW and ACT Conference

ALT Lisa Paul NDIS Review Co-Chair at the Australian Services Union NSW and ACT Conference

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If you want to know what is going on with the NDIS ask the participants… We want to thank all the incredible individuals, organisations and their communities for sharing your invaluable thoughts and stories! 🙌

NDIS Review Kirsten Deane - people know best

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As a parent of a young child with disability, what does this mean for me?" #NDISReview Round-up outlines this and revisits Judy Brewers answer, watch it here or find out more: ndisreview.gov.au/news/impro…

Judy Brewer - Newcastle community event answer on children

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To have the fair go that Australia is so proud of… #NDISReview panel member Dougie Herd reflects we need to improve access to support and therapies in rural, regional and remote Australia. Find out more: ndisreview.gov.au/news/ecosy…

#NDISReview Dougie Herd talks services in rural, regional and remote

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"As a parent of a young child with disability, what does this mean for me?" #NDISReview Round-up outlines this and revisits Judy Brewers answer, Check it here: ndisreview.gov.au/news/impro…

Improving the approach for early childhood

Children with disability especially need access to the scheme as part of the disability support ecosystem

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"The next steps must follow the mantra of ‘nothing about us without us.’ The transition must include a graduated approach that minimises disruptions and avoids unintended consequences." - Stephen King, #NDISReview panel member ndisreview.gov.au/news/takin…

Transition, what happens next?

As we approach the end of the review, we have been considering the path beyond the final report.

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The #NDISReview will soon deliver our recommendations to governments. These include what happens next. The process of transition to a new #NDIS will be as important as the changes themselves and must involve people with disability. Read more ndisreview.gov.au/news/takin….

Transition, what happens next?

As we approach the end of the review, we have been considering the path beyond the final report.

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🙌 Thank you disability community for sharing your invaluable submissions! 📢 Your voices have helped to shape our upcoming report. Explore the submissions on our page now. ndisreview.gov.au/submission…
Submissions to the NDIS Review Read more

ALT Submissions to the NDIS Review Read more

‘If the world was more inclusive, I wouldn’t need to be accessing so many supports.’ Anonymous autistic female, 40-54 years

ALT ‘If the world was more inclusive, I wouldn’t need to be accessing so many supports.’ Anonymous autistic female, 40-54 years

More specific supports should be provided to participants of CALD backgrounds The NDIA should provide more navigation assistance to CALD participants and their families to identify providers of disability-related supports that offer a culturally safe and appropriate service. Anonymous

ALT More specific supports should be provided to participants of CALD backgrounds The NDIA should provide more navigation assistance to CALD participants and their families to identify providers of disability-related supports that offer a culturally safe and appropriate service. Anonymous

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What do we mean by ecosystem of supports? How does the #NDISReview see the (eco)system working better for people with disability and families? Currently, there is not enough support for people with disability outside the #NDIS. What needs to be done? ndisreview.gov.au/news/ecosy…
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Thank you to all the incredible individuals, organisations and communities for sharing your invaluable submissions! Your stories, ideas and solutions are shaping the #NDISReview recommendations to governments. Explore the submissions on our page now. ndisreview.gov.au/submission…
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“The review was asked to look at the #NDIS, but actually the conclusion we've come to is that you can't fix the NDIS unless you fix everything around it. A better disability ecosystem." - Kirsten Deane, #NDISReview panel member ndisreview.gov.au/news/ecosy…

What do we mean by ecosystem of supports

We’ve talked about the need to re-imagine disability supports outside the scheme, and we are thinking of them as a new of category of community wide ‘foundational supports’.

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The latest #NDISReview Roundup is out – covering community events in Newcastle and Geelong and outlining the 10 reform areas for the future of the #NDIS. Check it out now! If you missed it, sign up to the mailing list 📩 📫 for the latest updates. ndisreview.gov.au/news/revie…

Review Round-Up: 19 September 2023

The NDIS Review Panel visited Geelong and discussed further what they have found, and next steps in the review.

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