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Usually, an intellectual disability in a child is detected when they are delayed in achieving their developmental milestones.
📈 Research suggests that early intervention is playing an increasingly prominent role in benefitting children with intellectual disabilities.

Did you know? Under the NDIS, all of these professionals can provide Early Intervention as well:
✅ Developmental Educator
✅ Early Childhood Teacher or Educator
✅ Early Childhood Therapy Assistant
✅ Early Childhood Counsellor
✅ Keyworker

Read more about Intellectual Disability here: https://mycarespace.com.au/resources/what-intellectual-disability

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The NDIA introduced Impairment notices in 2024.
What is an Impairment Notice? It's a formal notice sent by the NDIA that lists the specific categories your disability or early intervention requirements fall under.
Read more about Impairment Notice here https://mycarespace.com.au/resources/what-impairment-notice-ndis

As a self-managed participant you can use ANY provider whether they are NDIS registered or not.
When you self manage your NDIS Plan, you can hire a support worker to help you achieve the goals set out in your plan.
Read our full resource here: https://mycarespace.com.au/resources/ndis-self-management-how-hire-your-own-support-worker-abn

From the dirt roads of Ramingining to the Commonwealth Games podium in Glasgow. What a journey. 🥹🥉

At just 18, Briseis Brittain has claimed bronze in the Women’s 200m T38 Final, finishing in 27.66 on her Commonwealth Games debut.

A proud Gunalbingu and Njebbana woman from East Arnhem Land, Briseis first found her love of running on the dirt roads of her community. Last year, she became the first woman from Arnhem Land to compete at the World Para Athletics Championships. Now, she is a Commonwealth Games medallist.

Inspired by Cathy Freeman, Briseis says, “When I run, I feel free, and I have fun.” From Ramingining to Glasgow, she is showing young athletes from remote communities just how far their dreams can take them. 💚💛

What a proud moment for Briseis, her family, coach Roger Chin, the Northern Territory and Australia.

Photo: Australian Athletics

Australians reported $2.18 billion in scam losses in 2025. 😱
If your NDIS business relies on digital files, cloud systems, email or online payments, one cyber incident can interrupt more than you think.
Cyber Liability insurance is designed to help businesses manage the fallout from cyber-attacks, so it may be worth a closer look for your business.

Head to BizCover to compare quotes and find tailored insurance options for your NDIS business today: t.ly/_qeVp

What an incredible moment for Australian sport 🥇💚💛

At 76, Louise Hoskins has made history as the oldest Commonwealth Games gold medallist.

Together with Serena Bonnell, she claimed gold in the Women’s Para Pairs B6–B8 after a remarkable comeback against New Zealand.

Louise was also the oldest competitor at the Glasgow Games, but age certainly did not slow her down.

“I never thought I’d ever get a gold medal at my age. Get out there and have a go, and never give up.”

A beautiful reminder that it is never too late to chase a dream, back yourself and make history.

Photo: Australian Paralympic Team, foxsportsaus

⚠️ Scams target NDIS Participants of all backgrounds and ages across Australia.
Scams succeed because they look like the real thing and catch you off guard when you’re not expecting it.

Scammers are getting smarter.

They take advantage of new technology, new products or services and major events to create believable stories that will convince you to give them your money or personal information.

Read our full easy to read guide on this topic: t.ly/hauxL