NDIS Working Group
The NDIS Working Group was established in 2014 to provide a forum that examines and responds to emerging issues and opportunities relevant to the NDIS and the Arts, and advocates for change where appropriate.
The group meets regularly, and includes representatives from arts and disability sector across Australia, creative companies and individual artists with a disability.
Our Focus:
- Working with government to examine how the National Arts and Disability Strategy can inform the NDIS.
- Ensuring the arts are appropriately recognised and costed within the NDIS Scheme
- Gathering stories from the field and showcasing best practice in arts and disability
- Empowering artists with disability to advocate for arts in their individual plans.
Download NDIS Working Group – Terms of Reference 2017 [PDF]
Download NDIS Working Group – Terms of Reference 2017 [word]
Download Emerging Issues and Concerns Discussion Paper 2017 [PDF]
Download Emerging Issues and Concerns Discussion Paper 2017 [word]
Helpful Information & Resources:
- Disability Loop – leading the conversation on disability and the NDIS.
- Reasonable and Necessary – a project by Access2Arts, this easy access website helps individuals identify and express what support is needed to reach their arts goals.
- Art and You Planning Guide – an easy access resource created by Arts Access Victoria to help individuals identify creative gaols and plan the support they need to reach these goals.
For more information about the NDIS Working Group please phone or text 0419 201 338 or email info@artsaccessaustralia.org.
Latest Projects
Berlin Exchange Project October 2017
The Australian and Berlin exchange project sets the stage to showcase Australian artists with disability and innovative learning opportunities between Australia and Germany.
Authentic Casting Campaign
If we are to reach our vision of full and equal arts and cultural participation and contribution for people with disability, we must start by increasing the visibility of people with disability in arts and culture; ensure they are seen regularly on...
