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Events

New Workshop: Can the NDIA take self or plan management away?

By Erica Smith

| event | self management | Self Manager Hub | Consumer rights | Contracts and legal | News

| NDIS Fund Management | Events | News | Know your rights

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The NDIS has new rules that affect when people are allowed to manage their own funding. These rules explain when you can self-manage, use a plan manager, or must have the NDIA manage your funding.

In this workshop, we’ll explain the new rules in plain language. We’ll talk about what the NDIA looks at when deciding when someone can manage their own funding and what you can do if they say no

Create Your Own NDIS Support Service: How People with Disability and Our Families Are Taking Control of Our Supports and of Our Lives

By Jarrod Sandell-Hay

| Self Manager Hub | Peer support | What can I buy?

| Build your team | Events | Know your rights

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Join us for a practical workshop exploring how people with disability and our families are creating their own services, designed by us, for us. Hear from experts with lived experience who’ve built innovative, person-centred supports that deliver real outcomes.

Self Manager Hub Workshop – Fixing the NDIS Support Lists

By Self Manager Hub

| What can I buy?

| What can I buy? | Events | News | Know your rights

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This peer-led workshop is for NDIS participants who want to understand and influence the government’s review of the NDIS support lists – rules that currently decide what people can and can’t purchase with their NDIS funding. Now is the time to speak up and push for changes that reflect what really matters to people with disability.