See Change Supported Accommodation

05/10/2026

The team is busy preparing for Christmas already. Much to plan menu for Christmas lunch the participants want seafood, meat and vegetarian options this year. Next is to decide on desserts. Then it’s onto present buying which we love because everyone should have presents under a Christmas tree when they wake up on Christmas morning. I love planning this special day with the participants and making it a fun happy event for all.

09/06/2026

🏡 NOW ACCEPTING NDIS SIL REFERRALS | REGISTERED PROVIDER

Looking for a supportive place to call home with low client co-payment which leaves you with money to spend at the end of each fortnight? Our client co-payment covers all your food, electricity, gas & internet etc.

At See Change Supported Accommodation, we provide high-quality Supported Independent Living (SIL) in a genuine home environment, led by experienced nursing professionals and supported by a dedicated team focused on participant outcomes, wellbeing and independence.

✅ Registered NDIS Provider since 2015
✅ Nurse-Led Care Model
✅ 24/7 Active Support
✅ Individualised Support Plan
✅ Medication Management
✅ Complex Health Support
✅ Dementia Support
✅ Mental Health Support
✅Low client co-payment
✅ Community Participation & Skill Development
✅ Experienced and Compassionate Team

We believe every person deserves more than just accommodation—they deserve a home where they feel safe, respected, valued and supported to achieve their goals.

Our experienced team works closely with participants, families, support coordinators, allied health professionals and guardians to deliver person-centred support that promotes independence, dignity and quality of life.

📍 Accepting Referrals Now

We welcome referrals from:• Support Coordinators• Recovery Coaches• Hospital Discharge Teams• Allied Health Professionals• Families and Guardians• NDIS Participants

📞 Contact us today to discuss your needs.

See Change Supported AccommodationRegistered NDIS SIL Provider | Nurse-Led Supports Since 2015

Coordinator

05/06/2026

These proposed changes to the NDIS require far more consultation and debate before any part of it is changed, The consequences for any change to the NDIS are so critical to the lives of people with a disability to proceed now with the changes is reckless.

“The Bill effectively accepts that some people may be unable to access appropriate healthcare because of cost or geography, while also excluding them from accessing functional supports through the NDIS,” said Palliative Care Australia (PCA) National Policy Director Josh Fear.

Mr Fear said the proposed changes overlook the challenges faced by Australians living with serious illness, particularly those in rural, regional and remote areas where access to specialist and palliative care services is already limited.

“People approaching the end of life should not be left navigating gaps between systems while trying to manage serious illness, disability and distress,” he said.

“We are calling on the Senate Committee and the Australian Government to ensure the legislation protects equitable access to both healthcare and disability supports for people with life-limiting conditions,” Mr Fear said.

Read the full piece on The Point: https://thepoint.com.au/news/260605-proposed-ndis-changes-risk-leaving-australians-with-life-limiting-illnesses-without-essential-support-peak-body-warns

04/06/2026

Plans by the government to ram its capital gains tax and negative gearing budget measures and NDIS legislation through parliament face a last-minute hiccup.

Read more: https://ebx.sh/ywhnEY

04/06/2026

This seems counterintuitive keep participants safe while at the same time attack vital funding. This proposed cuts have the hallmark of robodebt!

04/06/2026

I only hope their scrutiny can force the government to stop the proposed changes.

Government hopes to rush NDIS and tax changes through parliament but opposition and minor party push for more scrutiny

04/06/2026

Hopefully this will stop the government from being able to move forward.

Read more: https://trib.al/yzdj8Iy

03/06/2026

Interesting read.

PWDA along with Australia’s Disability Representative Organisations made a joint submission to Community Affairs Legislation Committee.

The submission reflects shared cross-sector concerns regarding the National Disability Insurance Scheme Amendment (Securing the NDIS for Future Generations) Bill 2026 and the current parliamentary process.

Reforms of this scale must be evidence-based, properly sequenced and implemented with safeguards that ensure people with disability are not exposed to avoidable harm.

The current legislation does not yet provide sufficient assurance that these conditions have been met.

Read more: https://buff.ly/b8cItxV

01/06/2026

Did you know that around 93% of NDIS providers are currently not registered? 🤔

That is changing. The government confirmed this week that mandatory registration categories are expanding, and legislation is expected in May. If your provider is unregistered, it could affect your support. If they are registered, you are already in a stronger position.

We have broken down everything you need to know about the NDIS changes in 2026, including what to look for in a provider and what steps to take now.

🙏 Read the full blog below:

https://cultureconnex.com.au/ndis-changes-2026-what-participants-and-families-need-to-know/

01/06/2026

Every person matters! Every circumstance is unique!