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Who to get help from for an NDIS Appeal

20 July 2017

A monitor with a person holding out a spanner, and an NDIS plan.An NDIS Appeal is the second step you can take if you are unhappy with a decision the NDIS has made, and have already tried step 1. Step 1 is to seek an 'internal review of a reviewable decision' from the NDIA.

If that didn't work, you can do an NDIS Appeal. 'NDIS Appeals' used to be called 'External Merit Reviews'. Here's a list of disability advocacy organisations from across Australia that can help you with an NDIS Appeal. 

Fact sheet - Yarnin’ about disability (2 of 5)

2 March 2016

A monitor with a fact sheet, and New South Wales with NDIS in it.

The New South Wales (NSW) Government has produced a series of 5 fact sheets for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disabilities from NSW.

This is Fact sheet 2: Yarnin’ about disability

 

Fact sheet - NDIS for Aboriginal people with disability in NSW (1 of 5)

2 March 2016

A monitor with a fact sheet, and New South Wales with NDIS in it.

The New South Wales (NSW) Government has produced a series of 5 fact sheets for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disabilities from NSW.

This is fact sheet 1: NDIS for Aboriginal people with disability in NSW

 

Fact sheet - Getting ready for the NDIS (4 of 5)

2 March 2016

A monitor with a fact sheet, and New South Wales with NDIS in it.

The New South Wales (NSW) Government has produced a series of 5 fact sheets for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disabilities from NSW.

This is Fact sheet 4: Getting ready for the NDIS

 

Fact sheet - Accessing the NDIS (5 of 5)

2 March 2016

A monitor with a fact sheet, and New South Wales with NDIS in it.

The New South Wales (NSW) Government has produced a series of 5 fact sheets for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disabilities from NSW.

This is Fact sheet 5: Accessing the NDIS

 

Fact sheet - What is the NDIS? (3 of 5)

2 March 2016

A monitor with a fact sheet, and New South Wales with NDIS in it.

The New South Wales (NSW) Government has produced a series of 5 fact sheets for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disabilities from NSW.

This is Fact sheet 3: What is the NDIS?

 

Video - Auslan - The rollout of the National Disability Insurance Scheme in NSW

2 March 2016

A monitor with Australian (with a circle in the middle akin to the Australian Aboriginal flag), a video 'play' button, and the symbol for Open CaptionsInformation about the roll out of the NDIS in New South Wales is available in this 7:27 minute long Auslan video (with hard-coded subtitles). 

 

 

Webpage - NDIS in NSW

22 September 2015

A monitor with New South Wales, with N D I S in it.This page from the NDIS website gives you detailed information about how the NDIS will roll out across New South Wales. There is a video (with captions), rural and metropolitan interactive maps, and information packs for people with disabilities and for service providers, as well as a link to the bilateral agreement documents. 

 

Contact list for making complaints

7 September 2015

A monitor showing a sad face, and a hand held up to mean 'stop'. The hand has a cross in it to reinforce the idea of 'stop'.This is a list of contacts for people around Australia that want to make a complaint about a service used through the NDIS.

 

Fact sheet - The NSW Ombudsman and the NDIS

19 July 2015

A monitor, with an unhappy person, 'ndis', and New South Wales.The Ombudsman is the independent and impartial watchdog for community and disability services in NSW. This fact sheet talks about:

  • What does the Ombudsman have to do with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)? 
  • What can I complain about?
  • What can I do if I have a complaint about the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA)?
  • Who can make a complaint?

 

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