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Thriving Kids Advisory Group Final Report
The Thriving Kids Advisory Group Final Report outlines the proposed national model for Thriving Kids — a new system of supports for children aged 0–8 with developmental delay and/or autism with low to moderate support needs. The model prioritises early identification, timely connection to supports matched to a child's level of need, and a strengths-based approach that considers the needs of the child, family, carers and kin. Developed in consultation with people with lived experience, Disability Representative Organisations, First Nations people, and health, disability and education sectors, the report provides a comprehensive framework to guide governments in implementing Thriving Kids ahead of its staged rollout.
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Supports Not Funded by the NDIS
A guide to understanding the services, items. and equipment that don't qualify for NDIS funding.
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NDIS Early Intervention Requirements
A guide to understanding the requirements needed to access NDIS early intervention services
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Insights on refugees with disability in Australia: Foundations for belonging in 2025
This report from Settlement Services International and the Institute for Culture and Society at Western Sydney University explores the experiences of refugees with disability in Australia. Based on 75 surveys and 13 interviews, it finds that social isolation, digital exclusion and fragmented services hinder settlement and inclusion. Refugees with disability face compounded barriers in housing, employment and access to supports like the NDIS. Despite challenges, many value Australia’s safety and diversity. The report calls for integrated, culturally responsive services and better coordination between refugee and disability sectors, reframing integration as a process shaped by rights, relationships and belonging.
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Source Kids
Source Kids gathers a wide range of resources, including a magazine, to support young people with various disabilities, and their carers
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Parental Stress Centre, training for parents and carers
Parental Stress Centre runs parenting training that may be funded by NDIS
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Parental Stress Centre
This site hosts a wide range of resources, including training, for parents of young people with disability
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Raising Children
The Raising Children website provides a range of resources to support parents of young people with disability
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My Care Space
MyCareSpace is a free community service that supports people living with a disability, their families and carers