Word list
This list explains what the bold words in this document mean.
| Accessible When housing is accessible, it is easy to:
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| Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) The AAT is a government organisation that is separate to the NDIS. They check the NDIA’s decisions about:
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| Brain injuries Brain injuries can happen when someone:
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| Bulletin A bulletin is an important news item we share with the community. It explains what we did in our last meeting. |
| Co-design Co-design is when people work together to plan something new. |
| Cognitive disability A cognitive disability affects how you:
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| Complaint When you make a complaint, you tell someone that something:
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| Disability Royal Commission The Disability Royal Commission is a way to look into the experiences of people with disability. |
| Funding Funding is money from your plan that pays for the supports and services you need. |
| Inclusive When something is inclusive, everyone feels:
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| Intellectual disability An intellectual disability can affect how you:
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| Intersectionality You can be different in more than one way. And people might treat you differently for each part of who you are. We call this intersectionality. |
| Justice system The justice system includes:
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| Local area coordinators (LACs) An LAC is someone who helps people with disability:
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| Media The media includes:
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| NDIA Board The NDIA Board is a group of people who make decisions about all parts of the NDIA. |
| NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission The NDIS Commission makes sure people who take part in the NDIS:
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| Participant Service Charter The Participant Service Charter is a document about:
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| Participants Participants are people with disability who take part in the NDIS. |
| Providers Providers deliver services and supports to people with disability. |
| Review When the Australian Government reviews the NDIS, they check to see that:
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| Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) SDA is accessible housing for people with disability. |
| Support coordinators A Support Coordinator is someone who helps people with disability manage their plans. |
| The Information Access Group created this Easy Read document using stock photography and custom images. The images may not be reused without permission. For any enquiries about the images, please visit www.informationaccessgroup.com. Quote job number 4773-A. |
Word list
This list explains what the bold words in this document mean.
| Accessible When housing is accessible, it is easy to:
|
| Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) The AAT is a government organisation that is separate to the NDIS. They check the NDIA’s decisions about:
|
| Brain injuries Brain injuries can happen when someone:
|
| Bulletin A bulletin is an important news item we share with the community. It explains what we did in our last meeting. |
| Co-design Co-design is when people work together to plan something new. |
| Cognitive disability A cognitive disability affects how you:
|
| Complaint When you make a complaint, you tell someone that something:
|
| Disability Royal Commission The Disability Royal Commission is a way to look into the experiences of people with disability. |
| Funding Funding is money from your plan that pays for the supports and services you need. |
| Inclusive When something is inclusive, everyone feels:
|
| Intellectual disability An intellectual disability can affect how you:
|
| Intersectionality You can be different in more than one way. And people might treat you differently for each part of who you are. We call this intersectionality. |
| Justice system The justice system includes:
|
| Local area coordinators (LACs) An LAC is someone who helps people with disability:
|
| Media The media includes:
|
| NDIA Board The NDIA Board is a group of people who make decisions about all parts of the NDIA. |
| NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission The NDIS Commission makes sure people who take part in the NDIS:
|
| Participant Service Charter The Participant Service Charter is a document about:
|
| Participants Participants are people with disability who take part in the NDIS. |
| Providers Providers deliver services and supports to people with disability. |
| Review When the Australian Government reviews the NDIS, they check to see that:
|
| Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) SDA is accessible housing for people with disability. |
| Support coordinators A Support Coordinator is someone who helps people with disability manage their plans. |
| The Information Access Group created this Easy Read document using stock photography and custom images. The images may not be reused without permission. For any enquiries about the images, please visit www.informationaccessgroup.com. Quote job number 4773-A. |