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Thriving Kids kicks off amid controversy - ABC listen (opens the original)
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After more than a year of talk the Federal Government's alternative to the National Disability Insurance Scheme for some children begins today. Thriving Kids is a major plank of the Government's plan to make billions of dollars worth of savings. But advocates say there's still so much confusion about how the program will operate and whether their children will receive the supports they need. Mark Butler is the Disability minister. (ABC News: Matt Roberts)
Thriving Kids starts today. What's actually changing? (opens the original)
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The first phase of the $4 billion National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) alternative for kids under nine with developmental delay or autism who have "low to moderate" support needs begins today. Thriving Kids is intended to offer children and families a baseline level of support in places they already live, learn and play, without needing a diagnosis or specialist referral. While running under a national model, each state and territory will run their own iteration of Thriving Kids. Here's w
Disability advocates push for faster RC reforms - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Hundreds of recommendations made by the six hundred million dollar disability royal commission are yet to be implemented.This week marks three years since the final report from the disability royal commission was handed down, after almost five years of evidence documenting violence and abuse, both past and present. And yet, hundreds of recommendations are yet to be implemented.A coalition of disability advocates have now joined forces pushing for action. Kate Eastman, Council Assisting to the ro
NDIS advocates push for alternatives to group homes (opens the original)
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Jason Toppin's group home is more than a roof over his head. "This place means a lot to me. It's a part of me that no one can take away," said the 47-year-old, who lives with a vision impairment and intellectual disability. He's firm friends with the four men he's shared the house with for 12 years. They all have similar disabilities and are of similar ages. Most evenings they settle in to watch TV together. Friday nights they get takeaway and they visit their local milk bar on the weekends. The
Queensland pressured over 'thriving kids' - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The Federal Minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme has lashed the Queensland government over its refusal to sign up for the Thriving Kids program - a week before it is set to begin. Mark Butler has made the comments to the ABC in his only interview before the start of the NDIS alternative for some children under nine. Mark Butler says families in Queensland are "losing time".(ABC News: Matt Roberts) Rachel Mealey: The Federal Minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme h
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