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Category Archive for "NDIS" | Smith-Magenis Syndrome Australia

Category Archives: NDIS

NDIS Central: Reference Materials for Access, Planning and Plan Execution

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) supports people with a permanent and significant disability, affecting their ability to live an ordinary life. This includes those diagnosed with Smith-Magenis Syndrome. The NDIS supports individuals with a disability, to attain greater independence, improve their well-being, become more involved in the community and gain employment. We have created…
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NDIS Planning: Autism Spectrum Features in Smith-Magenis Syndrome

The NDIS has published the current demographic information of approved NDIS participants in Australia, and the breakdown by disability area (http://www.ndis.gov.au/part3-participant-1). Participants with Autism and related disorders represent the highest proportion of approved plans overall, at just over 30% nationally. With Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) being highly funded by the NDIS, the relevance of ASD…
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NDIS Planning: Violence in children with an intellectual disability

As the NDIS rolls out more nationally over the next couple of years, it is helpful for families to leverage resources and documentation that can help them in the planning process. In particular, articles that address some of the specific challenges that are characteristic of Smith-Magenis Syndrome (SMS), can be invaluable when applying for specific…
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