Frontline leaders have a critical role to play in supporting health outcomes for people with disability. This article explores the barriers to achieving great health outcomes, what the statistics reveal, and how frontline leaders can change the story.

A recent Administrative Review Tribunal decision had *a thing to say* about the procedural fairness of the NDIA’s eligibility reassessment processes, and the updated timeframes for responding to requests for information.

This report provides an overview of the most significant developments and what the changes mean for people with disability. It also foreshadows what can be expected in 2025 and discusses government commitments to co-design further reforms and develop ‘foundational supports’ for people with disability outside the NDIS.

Navigators are designed to assist individuals in accessing mainstream services, engaging with their communities, and utilising foundational supports. For people supported by the NDIS, Navigators will help with planning and managing NDIS budgets. How will this impact you?

Draws on the concepts of recognition, value and social distribution to explore how public perceptions of pay, job security, and working conditions shape attitudes towards care work. It also investigates how personal experiences of unpaid caregiving influence whether people view care work as fulfilling and their likelihood of considering a future job in the care sector.

DCS Sara Gingold has started podcasts where she speaks to people with disability about what they like (and don’t like) in the provision of disability supports, in order to help providers and support workers, well, not F This Up!

This article, published in The Conversation, highlights escalating concerns about the sustainability of the NDIS and the urgent need to establish foundational supports for people with disability who are not eligible for the scheme.