“Disabled Australians Are Paying the Price.” Senator Maria Kovacic Speaks Out on the NDIS Bill
KEY FACTS, SENATOR KOVACIC’S NDIS BILL SPEECH “I challenge anybody that sat through any of those hearings to not be […]
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“It’s Good to Laugh Once in a While, Mate” — Nick Vujicic on Humor, Disability and Getting Through
KEY FACTS — NICK VUJICIC AND THE ROLE OF HUMOR IN DISABILITY ✅ Nick Vujicic was born with tetra-amelia syndrome
“Why Could I Ever Compete?” — Nick Vujicic on Doubting He Would Find Love, and Then Finding Kanae
KEY FACTS — NICK VUJICIC, MARRIAGE AND DISABILITY ✅ Nick Vujicic was born with tetra-amelia syndrome – no arms and
When the Hospital System Cracks, NDIS Families Cannot Afford for Community Support to Crack Too
As hospital pressure mounts, NDIS families need consistent community support more than ever. Margaret. Kellyville. Her son James. Blacktown. This is their story. Kinship 0437 733 744.
5 Questions to Ask Before Signing an NDIS Service Agreement
Most NDIS families sign service agreements without asking the right questions. Here are 5 you must ask first. Kinship Uniting Services — 0437 733 744.
“I’m So Afraid of Losing My Team” — Sam Petersen’s NDIS Story and What It Means for Participant Choice
KEY FACTS — SAM PETERSEN AND NDIS MANDATORY REGISTRATION ✅ Sam Petersen: high support needs power wheelchair user, communicates via speech
The Official NDIS Reform Timeline — What Every Participant and Family Needs to Know
October 2026: community participation budgets adjusted. April 2027: new framework planning. January 2028: new eligibility. Daily living NOT affected. Full timeline from health.gov.au explained.
How to Change Your NDIS Provider — What Most Families in Western Sydney Don’t Know
Most NDIS service agreements have a 14-day notice period. Here’s how to use it, what to check on myplace.ndis.gov.au, and how to change NDIS providers without losing your funding. Kinship 0437 733 744.
Marla Runyan Ran the Sydney Olympics Legally Blind — What Her Story Means for NDIS Families
She couldn’t clearly see the finish line. She crossed it anyway. Marla Runyan ran the 1500m final at Sydney 2000 legally blind. “Make your strengths visible.” What her story means for NDIS participants in Western Sydney.
Amy Purdy Lost Both Legs at 19 — The Question That Changed Everything
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.