FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How can I get involved?
Soon we will hold consultation sessions to seek your ideas and feedback. Join the mailing list to be informed when these are happening. If you have a particular interest in an aspect of the work of NDRP, we would love to hear from you.
How will the stakeholder engagement happen given the disruption caused by COVID-19?
Research Projects
Bringing It Home: The exploration and co-design of consumer-led methodologies to understand lived experience of home and living within a National Disability Research Partnership
Monash University,
SDA Alliance,
University of Melbourne,
Social Ventures Australia,
Griffith University
Experiences of police apprehension for psychosocial disability: a
co-designed investigation.
RMIT,
Victorian Mental Illness Awareness Council
Stepping out in the world: the new adulthood for Gen Zs with Down syndrome
University of Queensland
Co-designing Resources to Increase Access to Information and Services: Syrian and Iraqi people with disability from refugee backgrounds and service providers.
Deakin University,
Settlement Services International,
NSW Service for the Treatment and Rehabilitation of Torture and Trauma Survivors,
Victorian Foundation for Survivors of Torture (Foundation House)
Giving voice to rural and remote First Nations NDIS participants who are Deaf or hard of hearing in the Northern Territory
University of Melbourne,
Phoenix Consultancy Pty Ltd,
Auslan Consultancy Pty Ltd
Supporting the woman, supporting the mother: Examining the interface between the NDIS and family support services for mothers with intellectual disability in New South Wales.
University of Sydney,
University of New South Wales,
FAMS,
WASH House Inc,
People with Disability Australia
Designing a Continuum of Best Practices for the Inclusion of Students with Intellectual Disabilities in Higher Education
The University of Sydney,
Centre for Disability Studies,
Flinders University
Saying who you are: Identifying best practice to support positive identities for LGBTQ people with intellectual disability
Deakin University,
Rainbow Rights & Advocacy,
Inclusion Melbourne
Growing up Making Decisions: When best interests are not in the best interests of young people with disability
University of New South Wales, Children and Young People with Disability Australia (CYDA),
Inclusion Australia