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Many people with disability who access the NDIS will not have dramatic situations that result in disability. In the laundry, things accumulate because leaning over the machine is painful. In

The most difficult aspect of accessing appropriate nursing care is not receiving it but finding it for many Australians with disability. Waiting rooms, transport, an entire day rearranged around one

It’s just a certain kind of feeling good when you enter a house that’s calm, clean and manageable. However, for many Australians living with a disability, the vacuuming that never

Long ago, frequent visits to medical facilities involved attending a clinic or staying in a hospital ward, or spending hours in a waiting room. Many Australians are turning to a

One of the most important decisions an NDIS participant and family will make is balancing independence and support in daily life. For many people in Australia’s disability community, it’s a

It seems like it’s easy to go from point A to point B, but it’s not. Moving is a major challenge for many Australians with disability, whether it’s going for

One of the most important decisions for an adult is where to live, and it’s an additional consideration for NDIS participants. Do you prefer having your own front door, or

If you have ever interacted with disability services in Australia, you’ve likely heard NDIS in every second sentence. The acronym represents something more: the National Disability Insurance Scheme, a government-funded