Amy Purdy Lost Both Legs at 19 — The Question That Changed Everything

Amy Purdy Paralympic medalist who lost both legs at 19 — referenced by Kinship Uniting Services, registered NDIS provider Western Sydney

At 19, Amy Purdy lost both legs overnight. She became a 3x Paralympic medalist. Her question — what is still possible from here — is one NDIS families in Western Sydney ask every day. Kinship 0437 733 744.

The NDIS just changed. Here is what it actually means for participants in Western Sydney.

NDIS changes 2026 announcement — what participants and families in Western Sydney need to know — Kinship Uniting Services registered NDIS provider Colebee NSW

KEY FACTS — NDIS CHANGES 2026 ✅ Announced: 22 April 2026 — NDIS Minister Mark Butler, National Press Club✅ Community participation cuts: From 1 July 2026✅ New eligibility criteria: From 2028 — based on functional capacity, not diagnosis✅ Assessment tool: I-CAN (new functional capacity assessment)✅ Participants affected: 761,000 Australians✅ Annual scheme cost: Over $50 billionContinue reading “The NDIS just changed. Here is what it actually means for participants in Western Sydney.”