Brendon Grail posts on Linked In with some interesting summaries of long documents that the NDIS published.
This is not a full endorsement of his perspectives but an example of someone who is trying to share boiled down versions as a way of prompting discussion and awareness.
What do you think?
Brendon GrailBrendon Grail• 1st• 1stDirector Social Impact at I Am In
"NDIS Review recommendations are just 2 weeks away, but courtesy of some very clear messaging by the Review team in recent months, we can take a guess at what some of the key changes may look like, and how long they may take to be implemented. Attached below is my crystal ball-gazing take on the Review's Top 10 priorities."
LinkedIn Post: NDIS Review Likely Outcomes and Timing
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Anne Hawkins
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Original Message:
Sent: 17-10-2023 18:11
From: Anne Hawkins
Subject: sharing resources - navigating new information about the Royal Commission, NDIS Review, and PACE roll out
Dear NDP Community,
I am reaching out to see how people are feeling amid the flood of information that is coming out from the commission findings and NDIS review.
There is so much to process and so much that is yet to come, it is hard to get a sense about "What does this mean for me or my clients?"
Navigating uncertainty is a challenge in the best of times, but navigating together may help smooth the journey.
I thought this thread might be a good space to share links to helpful websites, webinars, presentation slides, summaries, interesting Linked in posts or thought leaders, etc. to help each other navigate finding helpful resources to process information relevant to different areas.
Warm regards,
Anne
Brightwater Care Group
Manager Supported Independent Living.
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Anne Hawkins
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