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… changes will provide an additional safety net of financial support to at least 57,000 single principal carers including 52,000 women and around … changes will provide an additional safety net of financial support to at least 57,000 single principal carers including 52,000 women and around …

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1. How we will change access to the NDIS Access is when you can be part of something. Our new law says we will tell you why you are part of the NDIS. You might be part of the NDIS because of your permanent disability because you need early intervention because of your permanent disability and you need early …

2. What are the new rules for your NDIS budget? NDIS budget means how much NDIS money you have. We will make new rules for how we do a needs assessment . A needs assessment is when we find out what support a person with disability needs. We will test if someone needs support from the NDIS needs support from other …

Continuing to deliver the National Redress Scheme: Key measures in Australia’s 2023–24 May Budget Funding of $142.2 million over 5 years from 2023–24 will be provided to support the delivery of the National Redress Scheme (the Scheme), ensuring it continues to meet the needs of survivors. The investment will improve …

… to that of other young people.  Most other young people still live at home until their early twenties and continue to receive social, practical, … Forbes and Inder (2006) surveyed 60 young people who had been in care for at least two years during their childhood, in Victoria.  They found that 43 … of the core elements and responsibilities for the Transition Phase is at Attachment D1. … Evidence and theory suggest that the transition phase …

Abuse and neglect hotline available to people with disability and supporters If you have experienced or witnessed a person with disability being hurt, treated badly or neglected, you can report it to the National Disability Abuse and Neglect Hotline (the Hotline). The Hotline is free, independent and confidential and …

… is offered by the states and territories to people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, or after an emergency. Help is available if you are: escaping family violence homeless, or at risk of homelessness experiencing another housing-related emergency. If … 732 24 hours, 7 days a week If you or someone you know is experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, domestic, family or sexual violence, call  1800 737 …

Questions about making a complaint What can you do if you’re not happy with your DES provider? You should try talking to your DES provider if you’re not happy with their service. They must explain how they: will look into your problem might fix the problem. If you still aren’t happy with your DES provider, you can …

… research including: data on the costs of children in separated households at different income levels, including the costs for both parents to maintain … parents. Parents on Newstart will be able to take on casual or part-time jobs to supplement their benefit, without it affecting child support until … parents. Parents on Newstart will be able to take on casual or part-time jobs to supplement their benefit, without it affecting child support until …