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Australian Sign Language (Auslan) interpretation of the My NDIS Pathway video

Woman signing to a man

Australian Sign Language (Auslan) interpretation of the About the NDIS Video.

Parents of children with disability talk about NDIS early childhood access partners and key workers, and how they got started with early intervention.

It’s important that parents get quick answers, expert advice and intervention for their child as early as possible. Parents say that using the NDIS to get help for their child has helped them feel supported and positive about their child’s future.

Woman using sign language to speak about the NDIS

Australian Sign Language (Auslan) interpretation of the Working with the NDIS video

In this video, parents talk about using the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). They describe how to make a plan for therapies, respite, recreation and other activities to suit your child.

Boy sitting in chair in lounge room talking

Ram: My name is Ram, I’m five years old. I love playing with the toys and activities with Miss Melissa, the schoolteacher. 

Two kids playing with toys on the floor

Parents of children with disability talk about NDIS early childhood access partners and key workers, and how they got started with early intervention.

Watch this video to see how families and carers in North Queensland are getting #ndisready and what the NDIS means to them.

Two men sitting and talking

The Hub in Launceston is a place where young men, most on the autism spectrum, meet, learn and laugh. To find out how you can get ready visit NDIS Ready.