Why the NDIS is not enough
The NDIS is vitally important, but because it was not designed to do everything, there are many areas where disabled Australians need more philanthropic support, assistance for those who want to start their own businesses or enjoy easeful, diverse travel experiences. A story for IDPWD (International Day of People with a Disability) 3rd December Guests: Simon Darcy, Professor of Management, UTS Business School Emma Dawson, Executive Director of PerCapita Kirsty Nowlan, Executive Director of The Achieve Foundation Lorna Hallahan, Associate Professor at Flinders Uni and non-executive board member of The Achieve Foundation
The Economy, Stupid · Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Show Notes
The NDIS is vitally important, but because it was not designed to do everything, there are many areas where disabled Australians need more philanthropic support, assistance for those who want to start their own businesses or enjoy easeful, diverse travel experiences.
A story for IDPWD (International Day of People with a Disability) 3rd December
Guests:
Simon Darcy, Professor of Management, UTS Business School
Emma Dawson, Executive Director of PerCapita
Kirsty Nowlan, Executive Director of The Achieve Foundation
Lorna Hallahan, Associate Professor at Flinders Uni and non-executive board member of The Achieve Foundation