Justice Advisory Panel advice
The NDIA has published new advice from the Justice Advisory Panel aimed at improving outcomes for people with disability who interact with the justice system.
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The NDIA has published new advice from the Justice Advisory Panel aimed at improving outcomes for people with disability who interact with the justice system.
Read full articleThe NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission announced new measures to strengthen protections for participants through updated provider registration requirements.
Read full articleThe NDIS announced scheduled system maintenance and outages to improve their digital infrastructure.
Read full articleThe full amount of eligible Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) funding will now be clearly displayed in participant plans upon approval.
Read full articleA family is raising concerns after repeated funding cuts to an NDIS participant's care plan, highlighting broader issues with recent scheme-wide budget reductions.
Read full articleMaximum prices for four specific NDIS support items will increase in December to reflect Fair Work Commission wage decisions for disability workers.
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A growing number of NDIS participants are turning their skills and passions into small, sustainable businesses. Here's what you need to know about microenterprise as a support option.
A microenterprise is a small, often one-person business — usually run by a person with disability, or their family — that provides a specific product or service, such as lawn mowing, cleaning, or craft-making, funded through NDIS supports.
Microenterprises let participants build tailored, flexible supports around their own strengths and interests, often filling gaps that larger registered providers can't — especially in regional and remote communities.
Many participants use their NDIS funding to develop small businesses of their own, gaining both an income and a sense of purpose. Support coordinators and Local Area Coordinators can help explore whether this pathway suits your goals.
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