First2Care Plan Management

World Cerebral Palsy Day is recognised on 6 October 2026, bringing attention to the experiences, priorities and rights of people with cerebral palsy.

Cerebral palsy is a lifelong physical disability that can affect movement and communication. Each person’s experience and support needs are different.

This year’s campaign recognises these individual experiences while bringing the cerebral palsy community together around shared priorities.

Learn more through the official World Cerebral Palsy Day website https://worldcpday.org/



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From the 4th to 11th October 2026, National Amputee Awareness Week is recognised across Australia.

The week raises awareness of limb loss and provides an opportunity to learn more about the experiences of people with limb difference and amputation. It also highlights the importance of accessible services, community participation and appropriate support.

Learn more through Amputees NSW https://amputeesnsw.org.au/amputee-awareness-week/



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Not all support hours cost the same. Supports delivered on weekends and public holidays are usually charged at higher rates, which can have a bigger impact on your budget over time. Knowing how this and other factors affect your budget can help you make informed decisions and avoid overspending your NDIS budget.

Read the full blog on our website: https://www.first2care.com.au/post/how-to-avoid-overspending-your-ndis-budget



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Dejay Sport's Come N Try Frame Running event gives children and adults with cerebral palsy, brain injury, high leg amputations, Parkinson's disease, and other balance impairments the opportunity to experience the freedom and excitement of running. Participants can try Frame Runners and recreational mobility equipment, with local therapists on hand to provide guidance and support.

Reserve a spot here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/come-n-try-frame-running-with-dejay-sport-tickets-2000524343163



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The NDIA has confirmed changes to some Social Economic and Community Participation budgets that may apply to newly created or reassessed plans from 1 October 2026, with impacts varying based on individual goals, circumstances, and support needs. Current plans are not affected at this stage.

For many NDIS participants, this funding supports connection, confidence, and independence in everyday life.

Read more: https://www.first2care.com.au/post/using-your-ndis-funding-for-social-and-community-participation-wisely



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Have thoughts on how sport can be more inclusive for people with disability in Queensland? The Empower Project is gathering feedback from people with disability, parents, allies and carers to help inform future improvements in accessibility, participation and support in sports across the state.

The survey closes on 4 December 2026. Complete the survey here: https://bit.ly/EmpowerSurvey2026



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Starting 1 October 2026, all Supported Independent Living (SIL) providers must be registered or have applied for registration. Is your SIL provider meeting the new requirements?

If your provider decides not to register, you'll need to move to a registered SIL provider. Your plan, funding, and supports won't be affected.

Read more on our website: https://www.first2care.com.au/post/ndis-changes-to-supported-independent-living-sil-what-this-means-for-you



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coLAB Inclusive Arts Event is bringing two days of creativity, connection and inclusive arts to Fish Creek, VIC, featuring workshops, live performances, artist talks, community activities and conversations led by artists, performers and disability advocates. A great opportunity to experience accessible arts, celebrate diversity and connect with the local community.

Tickets for each event are available for purchase. For more details, check the full event info here: https://events.humanitix.com/colab-inclusive-arts-event



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23rd of September marks the International Day of Sign Languages, recognising the important role sign languages play in making information, services, and communication more accessible for Deaf communities.

Learn more at https://wfdeaf.org/international-week-of-deaf-people-2026/



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