
Students with disability missing from SA election debate on education, advocates warn
Tens of thousands of students with disability are being overlooked in promised education reforms ahead of the South Australian state election.

Tens of thousands of students with disability are being overlooked in promised education reforms ahead of the South Australian state election.

CYDA has joined with Disability Representative Organisations across Australia to call for clear and complete consultation on NDIS planning reforms

CYDA has joined with Disability Representative Organisations across Australia to release a joint statement responding to the National Cabinet and other recent announcements on Thriving Kids and disability supports.

On 22 December 2025, the House Standing Committee on Health, Aged Care and Disability released a final report following its Inquiry into the Australian Government’s Thriving Kids initiative.

The Guardian’s recent reporting on proposals to introduce computer-generated NDIS plans appears to signal a substantial change in the way participant budgets may be determined.

Grace Mitchelson is 19 but has already spent years of her life fighting to be believed, supported, and included.

A new national survey of 1535 families and young people has found nearly 80% believe the government’s Thriving Kids rollout window leaves too little time to prepare, putting vital supports at risk.

Disability Representative Organisations stand united in our reiteration to government of nothing about us without us.

Children and Young People with Disability Australia cautions against rushing the Australian Government’s Thriving Kids program, announced today.

Students with disability continue to be excluded, bullied, and denied meaningful support at school almost two years after the Disability Royal Commission called for urgent reform.

A new national CYDA survey has exposed the profound harm the NDIS eligibility reassessment process is causing families across the country.

The Australian Coalition for Inclusive Education is deeply alarmed by the Queensland Government’s recent announcement to build six new special schools.