NDIS access capacity building for sector workers

NDIS access capacity building for sector workers

Find out how you can support your clients with disability to access the NDIS

By Assessment and Referral Team

Date and time

Tuesday, August 27 · 5 - 6:30pm PDT

Location

Online

About this event

  • 1 hour 30 minutes

PLEASE NOTE: This session is specifically tailored for sector workers


Since 2020, the Assessment and Referral Team (ART) has supported over 4,400 at risk Queenslanders with disability to access the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

ART is sharing key learnings from this work to help further build the capacity and capability of the workforce across Queensland Government and non-government agencies to engage in NDIS access related activities.

Join us to find out how you can support your clients with disability to access the NDIS.

These capacity building sessions are designed to share our insights into NDIS access related processes and requirements and will cover the following topics:

· NDIS application pathways

· Overview of NDIS access criteria, with a key focus on evidencing:

o Intellectual disability

o Autism spectrum disorder

o Psychosocial disability

o Acquired brain injury or traumatic brain injury

o Neurological impairment

o Hearing impairment

o Vision impairment

o Young people with disability

o Comorbidities

· Sourcing supporting evidence

· Significant functional capacity

· Carer impact statement

· NDIS application outcomes.


For more information, contact us at ART_Events@dsdsatsip.qld.gov.au

Organized by

The Disability Connect and Outreach Program (DCOP) team is committed to working together to support eligible Queenslanders with disability to thrive culturally, socially, and economically by helping them to access the NDIS through provision of innovative programs. DCOP runs activities and education for Queensland Government, community and disability sector representatives to enhance capability in NDIS application processes. The team also runs forums and research to improve understanding of barriers to NDIS access for participants and providers, or potential providers, with relevance to priority cohorts.