The FIRST Activity Monitor specifically designed for manual wheelchair users
Author Archives: Kymberly Martin
First contract essential to getting the NDIS right
Getting the original client service plans right is fundamental to getting the NDIS right. This was the view of Penny Knight from the Curtin University Not-for-Profit initiative. Speaking to F2L […]
Productivity Commission releases issues paper, seeking feedback
Productivity Commission releases issues paper to assist stakeholders with submissions for the NDIS. In seeking comment and information the study sets out some of the issues and questions the Commission has […]
Actress takes on a new role at the NDIS
Cate Blanchett is the voice of Nadia, an online character giving information about the NDIS. An online virtual assistant, Nadia can write and chat while answering questions about the scheme. The […]
New guide for increasing accessible tourism in Queensland
The Queensland Government has launched a guide to help grow the accessible tourism market. The guide is designed to break down barriers preventing people with disability from enjoying a holiday. […]
Getting the non-government sector ready for the NDIS
NSW auditor-general report prepares non-government sectors for the NDIS.
Grim statistics from landmark study
Study shows that more than a third of deaths in NSW of people with intellectual disability are preventable. The landmark study found that 38% of people with intellectual disability are […]
Study wants volunteers injured in a traffic crash
What are the recovery challenges faced by people following a road traffic crash. The Recover Injury Research Centre is conducting an online Injury Impact Study with the aim to better […]
New NDIS framework from COAG
Protection for NDIS participants is in place with a new quality and safeguarding framework. Released by the Council of Australian Governments Disability Reform Council the new system is intended to […]
Governments sign-off on state-run NDIS in WA
The Federal Government and Western Australia have finally struck a deal on a WA-delivered NDIS. Funding for administration and operating costs will be the responsibility of the WA government while […]
Grants to attend disability-related conferences
Government offers grants to assist people with disability to take part in national conferences. Conference organisers can use the grants to ensure people with disability can better participate by developing accessible […]