We’re passionate about stopping young people with disability from being forced into residential aged care, by helping them access the support needed to be in control of where, how and with whom they live.
By researching the issues at each stage of the critical pathways that lead young people to aged care we can provide the evidence needed to create the systems change that will solve this problem.
Source: The Age – Henrietta Cook | Photo: Xavier Edwards and his father, Jase, in the Royal Children’s Hospital – Photographer: Wayne Taylor
Xavier Edwards has been stuck in hospital for 12 months and just wants to go home.This year’s forum focused on this new era of the NDIS. Now is the time to explore how a reimagined NDIS could truly serve the people it was designed for!
Christie talks about the barriers to achieving her home and living goals
This research aims to understand what works well in the NDIS, how it has made a difference to people’s lives and what they would change about the NDIS.