The experiences of people with disability and their families/carers navigating the NDIS planning process in regional, rural and remote regions of Australia: Scoping reviewSarah Veli-Gold MA, John Gilroy PhD, Wayne Wright, Kim Bulkeley PhD, Heather Jensen BA, Angela Dew PhD, Michelle Lincoln PhDFirst published: 27 June 2023 https://doi-org.ez.library.latrobe.edu.au/10.1111/ajr.13011

ARTICLEExploring the wellbeing of Australian families engaging with the National Disability Insurance Scheme in rural and regional areasLoadsman, Jana Jade ; Donelly, MichelleDisability & society, 2021-10, Vol.36 (9), p.1449-1468 .... Australia's National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is designed to support Australians aged under 65...PEER REVIEWED

What kind of delivery or deployment model is used for the national roll-out of the National Disability Scheme (NDIS) ?Group of answer choicesCurling waveBig BangPhased or rolling wave

The Australian Government developed mechanisms which target the participation of people with disability in the workforce. These are reinforced by the Australian Human Rights Commission.In your own words, describe the purpose of these mechanisms.

Week 11 explores community psychology approaches to issues of disability. Historically, understandings of disability have located deficiency and limitations within the individual instead of examining contextual, social and cultural barriers to inclusion, freedom of movement and well-being. The participatory and collaborative practices of community psychology can help those with disabilities engage with, inform, and transform structures and systems so that these barriers (and their assumptions) can be dismantled.

Describe what an individual in disability care might have experienced in the past, having lived in an institutionalised environment.