The NDIS post-school transition helps young adults with disability move confidently from high school into employment, education and independent living with the right supports in place.
NDIS support in Australian schools can be confusing for families. This article explains the difference between supports funded by the NDIS and those provided by schools, helping families understand roles, responsibilities and how to support students with disability more confidently.
Travelling with a disability in Australia is more possible than ever, thanks to accessible transport, inclusive accommodation, adaptive tours and NDIS-funded supports. Whether you are planning a short getaway or a big adventure, this guide will help you explore confidently with practical tips, resources and advice for inclusive travel across Australia.
Discover expert tips for planning an accessible holiday. From finding accommodations and transportation to researching attractions and organising support, make your travel inclusive and stress-free.
Starting a career as a disabled graduate can feel challenging, but with the right strategies, you can thrive. From disability job boards to NDIS resources and inclusive employers, explore actionable advice to launch your successful career journey.
Living with a disability doesn’t mean missing out on a fulfilling life. Engaging in daily activities that focus on social inclusion, physical health, creativity, and life skills can significantly enhance independence and overall well-being.
Short-Term Accommodation (STA) under the NDIS provides temporary care, helping participants build independence while giving carers a break. Find out who is eligible and how to access STA services.
Halloween can be overwhelming for adults with disabilities, but with thoughtful planning, it can be accessible and enjoyable for all. This article explores how to create welcoming, sensory-friendly spaces, adapt costumes for mobility, and modify traditional activities, ensuring a fun and inclusive Halloween for everyone.
NDIS funding empowers families by providing essential supports for children with disabilities. From therapies and assistive technology to educational aids, the NDIS helps children develop key skills, participate fully in school, and grow with confidence.
A safe, accessible home is key to improving the quality of life for NDIS participants. This guide explores home modifications—like ramps, widened doorways, and bathroom adaptations—to enhance safety and independence, ensuring comfort and confidence for individuals with disabilities.