Have your say workshop - NDIS Internal Review and Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) Review Process

Join us in an online conversation to have your say about the NDIS Internal Review and Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) Review Process. The workshop aims to collect the experiences and feedback of CaLD people with a disability in the NDIS Internal Review and AAT Review Process.

The National Ethnic Disability Alliance will be running two workshops for:

Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CaLD) people with a disability who are NDIS participants

We use the term ‘CaLD’ to include any person who belongs or identifies as being from a different cultural and/or linguistic background, including differences in cultural/ethnic identity, language, country of birth, religion, heritage/ancestry, national origin, and/or race and colour. This term does not include Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and does not aim to provide an absolute definition of what CaLD is.

We will share your feedback and experience with the Internal Review and AAT Process with the NDIS so they can improve it.

The NDIA staff who are responsible for improving the Internal Review and AAT Process will be present at the meeting. However. what you say will be de-identified, which means we will not share your name or personal details when we share your feedback.

Workshop details

There is a choice of two online workshops for up to 8 CaLD people with disabilities (NDIS participants).

Friday 31 March (3 pm - 4:30 pm AEST)
Saturday 1 April (11:00 am – 12:30 pm AEST)

Please note: This is an expression of interest - If you don't meet the eligibility, you will not receive a meeting link.

Payment

All attendees will be paid a $50 voucher per hour for taking part in the workshops.

Support

The workshop will have live captioning available. If you need an Auslan interpreter, an interpreter for another language or have any other accessibility requirements or support needs to join, you can let us know when you register.

More information

For questions or help with this registration, please contact Neha Prakash via neha@neda.org.au

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