How To Become An NDIS Cleaner
Working to enrich the lives of people with a disability can be an extremely rewarding career. One of the most popular jobs supporting people with disability is helping them clean…
The NDIS Code of Conduct for Providers
The NDIS Code of Conduct for Providers NDIS Code Of Conduct TrainingThe NDIS Code of Conduct training is intended to ensure a safe and ethical delivery of support and services to those…
NDIS Screening
The Need for a New System for NDIS Screening NDIS Screening The NDIS has decided to create a new screening process for those working with participants. Since there have previously…
NDIS and a Labor win. What does it mean?
Labor’s policy is all about the need to restore trust between all of the stakeholders by getting the NDIS back to its original objectives, reducing the bureaucracy, taking the anxiety…
Federal Government spends more on the NDIS
As the National Disability Insurance Scheme continues to grow at a faster rate than expected, the forecast costs are now more than $40 billion over what was anticipated for the…
4 new year resolutions to transform your NDIS business
We are happy to say goodbye to 2021, it was a challenging for so many people in so many ways. Now that we have a fresh new year ahead, it's…
Is becoming an aged care provider right for you?
The demand for quality aged care in Australia is rapidly growing. As our population continues to age, professional and competent aged care providers will be required to meet the increasing…
What is an NDIS mid-term audit and what do you need to know?
A mid-term audit is the next important step in the audit cycle for many NDIS providers. We spoke to Ardin Keshavarz, Director Of Operations, Global Compliance Certification, an Approved Quality…
Helping carers live a life changing life
Carers are some of the most important people in our community. The work that they do on a daily basis provides an invaluable service to ensure quality of life for…
Early onset dementia – what is it and how can the NDIS help?
Dementia is most commonly associated with advancing age. The incidence of dementia increases exponentially between the ages of 65 and 90 years and doubles approximately every 5 years. This doesn't…
