Looking for a free NDIS Support Platform? Look no further!
Amergin will launch a new and exciting NDIS support service called Everyday Practice, to help providers and participants comply with their day-to-day NDIS obligations (Everyday Practice) through the lens of NDIS participants’ experience.
As one of the major recipients of funding under the NDIS Commission’s Support for NDIS Providers Program, Everyday Practice is a free, national education and community resource for all NDIS providers and participants.
Amergin is delivering the program in partnership with Queenslanders with Disability Network (QDN), the Community Resource Unit (CRU) and Richmond Fellowship Queensland (RFQ).
Amergin Director, Christine Dempsey, said, “We are thrilled to have the opportunity to make a real difference on the ground for providers and participants operating in what can be a confusing and highly challenging environment”.
The objective of Everyday Practice is to bridge the gap between compliance and service delivery in order to substantially increase the quality and safety of supports being delivered to NDIS participants on a day-to-day basis.
Christine went on to say, “The Program also aims to break down barriers between providers and participants and promote positive, collaborative information sharing and knowledge building, to improve the NDIS experience for all stakeholders”.
Amergin was one of ten organisations receiving grants this year worth a total of $5.7million under the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission’s new four-year $17.6 million investment in building capacity amongst NDIS providers.
The platform will be launched via www.everydaypractice.com.au