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Minister for the NDIS, Stuart Robert, today announced additional temporary measures for NDIS participants and providers in Victoria to ensure continuity of services in a COVIDSafe setting.
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The Commonwealth has provided an update on NDIS participants and workforce and COVID-19 as at Thursday, 20 August 2020.
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The Minister for the NDIS, Stuart Robert, has today announced temporary changes in response to the Queensland Government’s new Disability Accommodation Services Direction.
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The Victorian and Commonwealth Governments have announced a $15 million Worker Mobility Reduction Payment initiative. The initiative will enable registered NDIS providers to reduce the movement of support workers between residential disability facilities where possible, to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.
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The Commonwealth has provided an update on NDIS participants and workforce and COVID-19 for Thursday, 3 September 2020.
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The Commonwealth has provided an update on NDIS participants and workforce and COVID-19 for Friday, 4 September 2020.
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People have often made the mistake of underestimating Krystal Matthews. Born with cerebral palsy, Krystal and her family saw no limits for her. But others did. In high school, a teacher urged Krystal, who uses a wheelchair, not to take part in a childcare activity because she ‘would never become a mother’.
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The Agency has announced the Panel of independent experts for the Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) Pricing Review 2022-23.
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Since being elected in May 2022, the Albanese Labor Government has saved the state health system hundreds of millions of dollars by reducing the number of days National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participants stay in hospital when medically ready for discharge.
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After 7 years North Geelong resident Pete Frith’s dream has come true – his wife Kelly has left aged care to live in her own Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) built unit with 24/7 care, all thanks to her NDIS funding. “The change in Kell has been remarkable,” Pete said. “She’s much happier, we can see she’s more alert with her facial expressions, more vocal and when we play music she taps away on my hand. "To be able to visit Kell when we like is a dream come true.” Kelly, 49, had a series of mini strokes and then a...