Defining reasonable and necessary
The NDIS Review is moving from defining problems to designing solutions to build a better NDIS. Have your say on the 10 areas of improvement.

ALT Photo of a young woman gazing into the camera. She has olive skin, dark eyes and purple hair artfully arranged with bangs and buns atop her head. She wears a purple jumper, large hoop earrings and a silver chain necklace. To the right is a green and blue logo with text: “Reimagining the NDIS by children, young people and families.” Below are the logos for the NDIS Review, CYDA Youth, and the website: cyda.org.au.

ALT Photograph of a serious looking boy with fair skin, wire-rimmed glasses and short brown hair. He wears an olive green polo shirt and holds a walking cane in each hand. Text over green shapes reads: “Reimagining the NDIS by children, young people and families.” Below is the logo for the NDIS Review, the logo for Children and Young People with Disability Australia, and the website: cyda.org.au.
Early Childhood Workshop - Extraordinary opportunity
Professor Bruce Bonyhady AM discuss what an extraordinary opportunity the Early Childhood Workshop was to start the conversation with people deeply engaged in early childhood work and the NDIS.
Lived experience to shape the NDIS - Have Your Say
#NDIS Review Panel member Kevin Cocks encourages people with lived experience to have thier say in the #NDISReview














