Information showing that if a student with disability is approved for state/territory-funded student transport, it appears in their NDIS plan as an inkind support — but the service is provided and paid for by the state/territory, not the NDIS plan funds.
Personal care is one of the disability-related supports students get at school. Your school should provide this support, and it should not not need to be paid for through your NDIS plan.
Supports children, young people with disability and their families to feel safe, included and empowered, offering advocacy, peer networks and resources for inclusive participation.
Advocating for your child's learning and wellbeing
For inclusive learning supports, building strengths, transitions, communication with schools, partnership guides, communication tools, planning meetings, co-design resources, how to collaborate with teachers, setting goals, and resolving issues early.
How to Advocate
Disability Standards for Education
AUS
Toolkit
This resource helps students with disability to build self-advocacy skills and provides guidance on how to raise and resolve concerns with their education provider.
School Inclusion Program supports are available across all education sectors in South Australia, including Independent, Catholic and Department for Education schools in both metropolitan and regional areas.
Deaf and Hard of Hearing - Support for School Children
South Australian Government
SA
Article
Support services help students who are deaf or hard of hearing access education with specialist resources, adjustments and personalised plans so they can learn effectively alongside their peers.
A space, where you can find information and advice about important topics like bullying, online safety, communicating with your child and the school, and much more, to help you make your child’s learning journey a safe and positive one.
ACD is the Victorian advocacy service for children with disability and their families. This webpage offers a range of resources to support engagement with education.
Transitioning to high school: What families need to know
CYDA
AUS
Handbook
Guidance for families on supporting children with disability through the move to high school, including strategies for a smooth, successful transition.
What’s next: What to know as a parent of a child with disability
CYDA
AUS
Fact Sheet
This fact sheet is for parents and caregivers of children aged 8 to 12. It’s a quick reference to key ideas, supports, and strategies that can be useful to know during big changes like getting a diagnosis or moving to high school.
To support you throughout your advocacy journey – wellbeing and individual advocacy supports.
Advocacy for Disability Access and Inclusion inc.
SA
Organisation
A free, independent information and support organisation providing individual advocacy services to South Australians with disability their families and carers.
Disability Advocacy & Complaints Service of SA inc.
SA
Organisation
A free, independent information and support organisation providing individual advocacy services to South Australians with disability their families and carers.