Reasonably and Necessary: Making Sense of the NDIS is a podcast series by the Summer Foundation, hosted by our very own Dr George Taleporos.
Series 5
Series 5 of Reasonable and Necessary was made with the support of the Victorian Government
EPISODE 1:
Talking ethnicity, culture and the NDIS – with Sophie Dutertre from the Centre for Culture, Ethnicity and Health, and NDIS participant Julie Duong (28 MAY 2020)
EPISODE 2:
Talking support coordination, what it takes to be a support coordinator and how to run a support coordination business – with Jess Stubbins from Ablelink (17 JULY 2020)
EPISODE 3:
Support coordinators getting great outcomes for people who have complex needs – with Linda Hughes, Brigette Kirkpatrick and Marnie Baulch (26 October 2020)
EPISODE 4:
Understanding Individual Living Options – with UpSkill lead Linda Hughes and My Supports CEO Terry Mader (18 November 2020)
Series 4 – Staying safe during COVID-19
EPISODE 1:
Juggling support workers, finding supplies and social distancing – with Jarrod Sandell-Hay, NDIS Participant and Freelance Photographer (3 APR 2020)
EPISODE 2:
Avoiding Coronavirus and what the government needs to do – with Professor Anne Kavanagh, Professor of Disability and Health at the University of Melbourne (14 APR 2020)
EPISODE 3:
Making sure you and your support workers know how to stay safe – with support coordinator and NDIS participant Kelly Cox (16 APR 2020)
EPISODE 4:
NDIS funding flexibility, plan reviews and more – with Campaign Director at Every Australian Counts Kirsten Deane (17 APR 2020)
EPISODE 5:
From the world epicentre of the virus – with New York resident, disability rights lawyer and Director of Policy at Concepts of Independence T.K. Small (22 APR 2020)
EPISODE 6:
Holding support providers to account – with NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commissioner Graeme Head (28 APR 2020)
