Organisations Ready to Discuss Potential NDIS Changes
Today, Minister Butler is set to deliver an important speech about the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). In anticipation, several leading organisations have announced their readiness to provide expert commentary on the scheme and its potential changes.
Children and Young People with Disability Australia (CYDA) is one such organisation prepared to comment. Skye Kakoschke-Moore, the CEO, will speak on behalf of CYDA. Media inquiries can be directed to David Kavanagh, the Communications and Media Advisor, at 0426 815 627.
CEO Darryl Steff from the Down Syndrome Australia Consortium is also available to offer insights. Interested parties can contact him directly at 0411 181 891 for detailed discussions on how the NDIS changes might affect their community.
Representing Inclusion Australia, CEO Maeve Kennedy is set to discuss the implications of potential NDIS changes. Anita Herbert, the Communications Manager, will facilitate media coordination and can be reached at 0419 143 985.
Accessing Expert Commentary
Emma Bennison from the Disability Advocacy Network Australia (DANA) is available to discuss potential NDIS adjustments and their impact on service users. She can be contacted at 0410 553 383.
Kerry Hawkins, the CEO of Community Mental Health Australia (CMHA), is prepared to explore the ramifications of potential NDIS changes. Kerry is reachable at 0403 961 498.
Priscilla Brice, CEO of the National Mental Health Consumer Alliance (NMHCA), will provide expert perspectives on the scheme. She can be contacted at 0451 333 021.
Megan Spindler-Smith, Acting CEO of People with Disability Australia (PWDA), is another available expert. For media inquiries, Anastasia Symons, Senior Manager of Media and Communications, can be reached at 0491 034 479.
These organisations are poised to offer valuable insights into how potential NDIS changes could affect Australians with disabilities. Their expertise is crucial as the NDIS impacts a wide range of communities across the country.
To arrange further commentary or interviews, Charlie Moore is the contact point at 0452 606 171. This initiative is part of a broader effort to ensure that the voices of those most affected by the NDIS are heard and considered in any forthcoming policy changes.
