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Aus bodies support credit card betting ban, but call for more controls | Legal

Aus bodies support credit card betting ban, but call for more controls | Legal
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New Aus Gov campaign from M&C Saatchi looks to encourage a career in carer roles

New Aus Gov campaign from M&C Saatchi looks to encourage a career in carer roles
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Study reveals extent of technology-facilitated abuse in Australia

Study reveals extent of technology-facilitated abuse in Australia
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Fears NDIS assessment reforms won t meet needs of culturally diverse and Indigenous communities

Share on Twitter A parliamentary committee examining controversial independent assessment reforms under the NDIS has been warned about the potential impact of changes on Indigenous and culturally diverse communities. The inquiry is looking into the proposed changes intended to overhaul the evaluation process for determining an individual s eligibility for support and funding under the disability support scheme. Currently, people with disability are required to submit evidence from their own experts such as specialists for evaluation by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA). The reforms would instead see participants undergo an “independent assessment” from an allied health professional employed by contracted providers - paid for by the Australian government.

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$1 Million in Federal Funding to Build Online Hub For Young People With Autism

MyCareSpace For Young People With Autism 2020 was a tough year for many, especially for young people on the autism spectrum. As a national online platform, MyCareSpace connects people living with a disability with services and easy to understand information about the NDIS. One of the common supports requested by parents and carers is for social activities for young people with autism. “Every day our connections team receive calls from families looking for social and group activities for young people with autism,” says Nicole Gamerov, CEO and Founder of MyCareSpace. Looking for a way to meet this need, MyCareSpace applied for an NDIS Information, Linkages and Capacity Building (ILC) grant through the Australian Government Department of Social Services, together with its consortium partners, and was successful in receiving $1 million to build their dream called “The A-List”.

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