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It’s official, Sutton Grange NDIS participant Henry John is right where he wants to be, working for V/Line, Victoria’s largest regional train and bus network. The 21-year-old, who has autism and who has overcome speech difficulties thanks to NDIS supports, is now working part-time as a station assistant at Bendigo railway station. Much to the train enthusiasts delight he’s selling tickets, directing and assisting customers on and off trains, making station announcements and doing other general admin duties. ‘I can’t believe I’m finally working for V/Line. It’s a dream come true. It means I’m one step closer to my long-term...
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The NDIA is committed to sharing the latest information to help participants, families and carers access supports that are right for them. We have released an evidence snapshot looking at effectiveness of assistive technology interventions to support children. This snapshot focuses on supporting children younger than 9 years old with assistive technology.
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Charlie Vivash is optimistic, growing in confidence, and making friends. But the 16-year-old, who lives with autism and identifies as non-binary, has had a tough journey. Charlie’s mother Emily credits NDIS support as having a life-saving impact. ‘The support has been absolutely amazing. Just from the therapy and a couple of the programs that we’ve attended, it has made a massive difference,’ Emily says. ‘The NDIS kept my child alive.’ At school, Charlie was bullied and threatened with harm and Charlie considered quitting. ‘That made Charlie depressed. It was awful because prior to that, they loved school,’ Emily says. Emily...