Our work this year
The advice we worked on
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In the last 12 months, we worked on suggestions and advice for the NDIA Board. |
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When we give advice to the NDIA Board they must:
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We gave advice to the NDIA Board about how the NDIA can support participants from different backgrounds. |
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Participants are people with disability who take part in the NDIS. |
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This includes supporting: |
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CALD participants:
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This also includes supporting LGBTIQA+ participants. |
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LGBTIQA stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer and questioning, and asexual. The ‘+’ is for people who are part of the LGBTIQA+ community but don’t talk about themselves using a word from this list. |
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We worked on advice about how to improve the NDIS for children and young participants. |
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We will send this advice to the NDIA Board soon. |
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We also worked on advice about ways to support how a participant acts or behaves. We are still working on this advice. |
How we supported co-design
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Co-design is when people work together to plan something new. |
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This year we worked with the NDIA to support their co-design work. |
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For example, we worked with the NDIA on their Home and Living Framework. A framework is a plan for how things should work. |
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We shared what the community had to say about the NDIA’s framework. |
This includes: |
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We also met with the NDIA to share our ideas with them about their co-design work. |