Every person has the right to make decisions for themselves, and to take risks that help them to learn, grow, and experience life at its fullest. And for people with disability, it’s no different.
Every person has the right to make decisions for themselves, and to take risks that help them to learn, grow, and experience life at its fullest. And for people with disability, it’s no different.
Learn about identifying and articulating well-crafted goals that tie directly to the funding you need to deliver the outcomes you’re after.
Supported decision making is a legal framework which promotes the rights of people with disability to make their own choices.
Deep Dive into… occupational therapy Dino Mennillo is the Director of OTFC Group, South Australia’s longest-standing private paediatric occupational therapy practice. Qualified as an Occupational Therapist (OT) since 1993, he […]
Designed to describe images to people who are blind or low vision, image descriptions can also help people using language translation in social media. Here’s how.
Brush up on what the NDIS Code of Conduct sets out for providers and workers – and find out what we’re doing at My Plan Manager to protect the health, safety and wellbeing of people with disability – by reading on.
Our founder, Claire Wittwer-Smith, knows the NDIS inside and out. That’s why we asked her about the latest NDIS review, what it means for participants, and why you should get involved.
We explain how to help protect yourself from fraud, and what you can do if you suspect someone’s doing the wrong thing with your NDIS funds.
