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Appendix G: List of funded initiatives in the NT that support vulnerable children and families With regards to the evaluation of the Australian Government's trial of new income management (NIM) in the NT, it is important to be aware of the suite of other government measures, initiatives and programs that may have …

… to the number of submissions that made reference to this issue. Special Disability Trust issues raised in submissions "You cannot have it both ways: … for decades and financial provision for the future by carers." "...the new disability trusts cannot pay for services that do not exist or are of grossly insufficient volume and flexibility." "The definition of severe disability...should be torn up." Key SDT issues (from submissions) Low income …

… Flipbook - Indigenous Are you a First Nations person with disability? Has someone ever hurt you, treated you badly or taken advantage … of you? Thu, 2023-01-05 12:00 … Are you a First Nations person with disability? Has someone ever hurt you, treated you badly or taken advantage …

… planning for the future is difficult for families caring for a person with disability. Personal experience shone through many of the responses, … who to speak to" Limited finances and the cost of care (16) The costs of disability and caring are such that many parents may not have accumulated … be needed to provide care for ageing parents rather than for a child with disability. Migrants with disability, including their carers, have to wait …

… the sector. In 1999, the Australian National Training Authority (ANTA) Disability Forum published Bridging Pathways: National plan of action for increasing opportunities for people with a disability in vocational education and training. It acknowledged that people with a disability are under-represented in the VET sector and describes a new vision …

… Issues raised not in direct response to the four questions posed  Special Disability Trust issues raised in submissions  Suggested responses to Special Disability Trust issues raised in submissions General issues raised in … to assist parents or carers who wish to provide for their child with a disability over time? Question 4. Are there innovative models of …

… issues to help plan for the future care and support needs of a person with disability, clearly struck a chord with ageing carers, family members and … start; who to go to; where to find information or what to do. The costs of disability and caring are such that many parents may not have accumulated … support networks is hard work. Whilst the introduction of the Special Disability Trust (SDT) was welcomed as an early indicator that the Government …

… of Parental Planning for the Future of Adults with Intellectual Disability who Remains at Home until Mid-life". Australian Society for the Study of Intellectual Disability Inc, 1996 p296. This reluctance is also noted in other countries, … intellectual disabilities and against the odds: parents with intellectual disability". A review of legal service and options for people who lack …

… conditions which will apply to employees who because of the effects of a disability are eligible for a supported wage under the terms of this … employment for people who cannot work at full award wages because of a disability, as documented in ‘[Supported Wage System : Guidelines and … of an individual’s productive capacity within the Supported Wage System. ‘Disability Support Pension’ means the Commonwealth pension scheme to provide …

… immediate family planning for the future care and support of a person with disability. Information collated from this consultation process may be used … by 15 December 2006. The Discussion Paper was also sent to all major disability and carer peak organisations who were asked to circulate the paper … detail. The consultations involved more detailed discussion of the Special Disability Trust (SDT). The Discussion Paper The Discussion Paper referenced …