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Four collaborators of The Salvation Army Project 614 Café standing together and smiling.

NDIA planners work out of The Salvation Army Project 614 Café in Bourke St, Melbourne to help educate patrons about the NDIS. They also support patrons who are participants to help them avoid any disadvantage.

NDIA teams up with The Salvation Army Project 614 Café Melbourne to support the city’s most vulnerable

Angelica Hori and Tiffany walk outside, with the Aboriginal flag in the background.

With culturally appropriate supports in place, Angelica now has a future in the classroom

Family and culture hold a special place for Angelica

Sam Valanis feeling proud with his audio recording equipment

Sam’s focus on orientation and mobility has opened his world.

Sam’s independence is growing, and he’s broadcasting a future in radio

Melissa Sutczak standing in front of a beautiful piece of art that says 'inspire'.

A few small pieces of technology see Melissa soar.

The right supports help Melissa continue to build her career

A smiling Adam lifting a weighted barbell off the gym floor

Adam shares his own journey to help others.

Star athlete and diversity advocate, Adam influences positive change

Back in 2002, Wheelers Hill mum Sally-Anne thought she had a regular pregnancy, but as soon as she saw her newborn son Adam, now 20, she knew something wasn’t right.

Strokes can happen at any age, now there’s help at hand

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