Call for fair, safe, and accessible supports ecosystem

Fair, Safe, Accessible Supports Ecosystem Call to Action

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🚨83% of children and young people with disability have unmet support needs. That’s not good enough. This Federal Election, we’re calling for a fair, safe and accessible support ecosystem for children and young people with disability. Here’s what needs to change: ✅ Keep kids on the NDIS until other adequate supports are in place ✅ Provide more support at key life stages ✅ Invest in lived experience – employ young people and co-design reforms ✅ Make NDIS accessible 💬 Kids with disability and their families deserve a system they can trust. One that’s built with them, not around them. Watch, share, and tag your MPs to demand action this election. Read our election asks in full at the link in bio #NDIS #FoundationalSupports #DisabilityRights #AusPol #AusVotes2025

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This video was created as part of CYDA’s 2025 Federal Election Campaign. You can find out more about the campaign here.

Video transcript

Visual: Rosie standing by different playground equipment

Rosie speaking: 61% of NDIS participants are aged 2-17.
83% of those children have unmet support needs.
Early investment saves three times the cost in the future.

Visual: Rosie walking through the playground with her rollator

Kids with disability deserve a support system that actually works! This Federal Election, we’re calling for a fair, safe, and accessible supports ecosystem.

Visual: Rosie sitting on playground stairs

Rosie speaking: Right now, the system is failing too many kids. 83% of children with disability have unmet support needs. Families are struggling. We need urgent action! Here’s what we are asking for.

Visual: A child with disability, with the text being read out over the top

Voiceover Rosie:

Keep children with disability in the NDIS until they have other adequate supports in place.

Provide more intensive supports at key transition points.

Invest in lived experience.

Make the NDIS accessible: clear information, transparent communication, and fair assessments.

Visual: Rosie swinging on a swing

Rosie speaking: Disability supports should be easy to access, not a constant battle – or a push and pull.

Visual: A parent and child together, with the text being read out over the top

Voiceover Rosie: Families are telling us right now: “I live in a regional area where we lack funding and staffing in education and health. I don’t trust that there are resources for adequate support.”

Visual: Rosie walking through the playground with her rollator

Rosie speaking: This election, we demand action. Share this video, tag your MPs, and tell them: Disability supports ecosystem must be fair and accessible!

Visual: Text on screen: “Learn more at cyda.org.au/election” and the CYDA 15 years logo.