On the 26th of September, we had the privilege of gathering at the Canterbury Bankstown Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the significant strides made in disability services across Australia, particularly through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). The event was an inspiring occasion, attended by key figures in the disability sector, including Minister Bill Shorten and Bruno Calfapietra, founder of Disability Forever Homes.
Minister Bill Shorten, a driving force behind the NDIS, delivered an insightful keynote speech. He highlighted how far Australia has come in creating a more inclusive society, emphasising the role that disability services play in enhancing the lives of those with disabilities. The minister’s passionate commitment to improving accessibility and support systems was evident as he outlined future plans to continue evolving and expanding the reach of the NDIS.
The event also featured contributions from other esteemed partners in the disability industry. These speakers shared stories of success and collaboration, further underscoring the value of strong partnerships between government, service providers, and the private sector.
As Disability Forever Homes and our partners continue to grow within the NDIS framework, we remain committed to being at the forefront of this positive change. Together, we will continue to make a meaningful difference in the lives of people with disabilities across Australia. On the 26th of September, we had the privilege of gathering at the Canterbury Bankstown Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the significant strides made in disability services across Australia, particularly through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). The event was an inspiring occasion, attended by key figures in the disability sector, including Minister Bill Shorten and Bruno Calfapietra, founder of Disability Forever Homes.
Minister Bill Shorten, a driving force behind the NDIS, delivered an insightful keynote speech. He highlighted how far Australia has come in creating a more inclusive society, emphasising the role that disability services play in enhancing the lives of those with disabilities. The minister’s passionate commitment to improving accessibility and support systems was evident as he outlined future plans to continue evolving and expanding the reach of the NDIS.
The event also featured contributions from other esteemed partners in the disability industry. These speakers shared stories of success and collaboration, further underscoring the value of strong partnerships between government, service providers, and the private sector.
As Disability Forever Homes and our partners continue to grow within the NDIS framework, we remain committed to being at the forefront of this positive change. Together, we will continue to make a meaningful difference in the lives of people with disabilities across Australia.