NDIS changes hit on October 3rd, so how concerned should participants be?

Physical Disability Australia
Blog
Sep 2024

With changes to NDIS legislation set to hit on 3 October 2024, there has been a lot of confusion, concern and frustration around how this will impact participants.

NDIA’s CEO, Rebecca Falkingham, has penned a response to help alleviate the uncertainties and apprehension around this major revamp.

You can read it by going to https://www.ndis.gov.au/news/10372-message-ceo-about-changes-ndis-legislation

There have been promises of a commitment by the NDIA to work with the disability community to make the NDIS stronger through feedback and co-design and to ensure that changes made are done right.

So what are your thoughts and feelings on this new NDIS chapter?

What concerns do you personally have as an NDIS participant?

Where do you see a need for reform or direction?

What really needs to change in the way the scheme operates?

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NDIS changes hit on October 3rd, so how concerned should participants be?

Speak up. Get involved.

Join the Movement. Amplify Every Voice.

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