Publications

Part 2 of our submission to the NDIS Review Panel represents the voices of CLA-supported NDIS participants with intellectual/cognitive disabilities, along with their family and informal supporters. Initiated in March 2023, this review enabled CLA members and supporters to express their NDIS experiences through the NDIS Review Project. Our project worker conducted confidential, in-depth interviews with 26 individuals, both face-to-face and remotely, ensuring their informed consent to share their views with the NDIS Review.

This submission was developed to offer evidence-based statements and perspectives to the NDIS Review Panel, aiming to contribute to the ongoing development of the NDIS. It reflects the experiences, opinions, and recommendations of CLA's NDIS staff and Team Leaders, derived from direct practice, staff management, and organisational leadership.

This report, Couch Surfing in the Burbs - Young, hidden & homeless is not intended to explore the reasons why a young person became homeless. The aim is to develop a greater understanding of the pathways homeless young people followed within the North East corridor of Brisbane and recommend how the sector can better respond.

This booklet was created by one of the year 9 English classes at Kedron State High.The aim of this booklet is to share stories with the hope of increasing tolerance and promoting cultural awareness. Stories about student’s homelands and their journeys that brought them to Kedron have been shared in the spirit of building bridges and breaking down walls.

This is a case study regarding the introduction of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). It was created to share what ARROS see as some of the challenges in effectively working with this group and offer some suggestions about what the NDIS needs to offer, based on years of specialist practice in this space.

A report about a workshop done for people in the community with a disability, putting their opinions and ideas across to help others navigate life.

The VOICES Practice Manual is a vital resource for support workers aiding individuals with intellectual disabilities who are involved in the criminal justice system, either as victims or offenders. Note: This is not a substitute for legal advice.

Promoting an inclusive community for people with intellectual disabilities

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