NDIS Resource Page WA
Welcome to our NDIS Resource Page
Mission Australia's NDIS Local Area Coordination Service helps people with disability to understand and access the NDIS, and create, implement and review their NDIS support plan. At the same time, we also work with local people and groups to build communities that are more welcoming and inclusive so that everyone, regardless of their NDIS eligibility, can benefit. This is our NDIS Resource Hub – a place for people to find out information, opportunities in the community and to access helpful resources.
Contact Us
Phone 1800 370 776 or email
Our locations
Bentley 6 Coolgardie Street Bentley WA 6102 – (08) 9262 4230
Subiaco 516 Hay Street Subiaco WA 6008 – (08) 6212 8730
Mirrabooka 44 Mirrabooka Avenue WA 6061 – (08) 9208 3300
Midland 2/3 The Crescent Midland WA 6056 – (08) 9262 4250
Morley 5/9 Boag Road Morley WA 6062 - (08) 9222 6350
Cloverdale 275 Abernethy Road Cloverdale WA 6105 – (08) 9225 0400
If you aren’t living in an area covered by Mission Australia find more information about NDIS Partners in the Community.
Find us in the Community
We deliver a range of information sessions in the community and online to support people through their NDIS journey. We also have some of our friendly Local Area Coordinators stationed out in the community who you can come and chat to.
Visit our EventBrite page to learn more and enrol in a session. View our LAC in the Community schedule.
You can also view our slides and documents for our previous online sessions.
NDIS Peer Support Groups in Perth
Search for other support groups in your area on the ConnectGroups Directory
Community Opportunities
This document is updated monthly and contains information on any known leadership, mentorship, employment, working group or other learning opportunities.
If you would like to list an opportunity please contact us on the details at the bottom of this website.
Resources
More resources for participants and community are available to access for people with disability, their families and carers.
There are also a range of helpful resources on the NDIS webpage.
Useful Directories
Disability Advocacy Finder - The Disability Advocacy Finder is a tool made available by the Department of Social Services (DSS) for the purposes of listing the contact details and locations of disability advocacy agencies.
Mission Australia - List of Known Directories
Get Involved
This document is updated monthly and contains information on any known opportunities or channels to have your say and give feedback on projects, community initiatives and more.
Opportunities to have your say
Our Regions in Perth
Central North Metro
- Cambridge
Town of Cambridge Website - Claremont
Town of Claremont Website - Cottesloe
Town of Cottesloe Website - Mosman Park
Town of Mosman Park Website - Nedlands
City of Nedlands Website - Peppermint Grove
Shire of Peppermint Grove Website - Perth
City of Perth Website - Stirling
City of Stirling Website - Subiaco
City of Subiaco Website - Vincent
City of Vincent Website
North East Metro
- Bayswater
City of Baywater - Bassendean
Town of Bassendean - Kalamunda
City Of Kalamunda - Mundaring
Shire of Mundaring - Swan
City of Swan
South East Metro
- Belmont
The City of Belmont Website - Canning
City of Canning Website - Gosnells
City of Gosnells Website - Victoria Park
Town of Victoria Park Website
Improving Mainstream Health Service for People with Disability Webinar
Mission Australia’s South East Metro Community Engagement Team facilitated a webinar on the 30th of March 2021 which showcased four projects being delivered by community and mainstream services. All four projects are focused on improving health services for people with disability. All the projects are funded under the NDIA’s Information, Linkages and Capacity Building Grants Scheme (note: this funding program now sits under the Department of Social Services).
The purpose of the webinar was to help provide health professionals and those working in the health sector with information on some health specific projects which are currently being funded through the ILC program and to provide an opportunity for services to connect, learn from one another and spark ideas of how they can better deliver their own services to ensure they are accessible and inclusive for people with disability.
The four presenting organisations were Dietitian’s Australia, Scope, National Disability Services and Down Syndrome Australia. The projects discussed covered a range of themes including capacity building for dietitian’s, enhancing communication between health care professionals and people with disability, improved discharge planning and improving health outcomes for people with down syndrome. A strong and consistent message throughout the presentations focussed on the need to communicate effectively with people with disability and ensure they are part of a co-design or at the fore-front of collaborative processes which seek to develop solutions to the current gaps in mainstream health delivery.
The webinar was well attended with over 50 guests dialling in from across the country from a range of disciplines including dietetics and nutrition, nursing, allied health and more. We also know many health professionals were unable to dial in due to professional demands and timing but have requested a copy of the webinar recording. The South East Metro Community Engagement Team truly hope that many of the conversations generated from the presentations continue outside of the webinar and we see further collaboration and traction in the health care space. We hope to see continued improvements of how health services are developed, delivered and evaluated to ensure all community members have access to health support and feel genuinely heard, respected and empowered when they utilise mainstream health services.
What’s Out There? Employment Opportunities for People with Disability
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) recently provided a number of organisations with Information, Linkage and Capacity Building (ILC) grants to deliver projects that aim to make it easier for people with disability to get into employment. In September 2020 Mission Australia facilitated a webinar where EDGE Employment Solutions, Inclusion Solutions, Inclusion Australia and Valued Lives all discussed their current ILC funded projects which are supporting people with disability to gain or maintain employment. As part of this project, we also recorded a series of podcasts focused on employment.
Got a Question?
The NDIS Review will look at the design, operations and sustainability of the NDIS. It will also look at ways to make the market and workforce more responsive, supportive and sustainable. You can give your feedback at the below link to help inform the findings of the Review.
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