Hunter Disability Magazine: How NDIS reforms affect families

Welcome to the September 2026 edition of Hunter Disability Magazine

Read online:. Hunter Disability Magazine September 2026 Welcome to the September 2026 edition of Hunter Disability Magazine, published by The Newcastle Herald on behalf of ACM.. This issue is dedicated to the inspiring people, passionate advocates and local organisations working every day to make our community more inclusive..

We lead with a look at navigating disability and the law, exploring how workplace adjustments and compensation pathways can open doors when health conditions change.. Law Partners breaks down the life-changing impact of TPD insurance.. We also check in with 24/7 Care Disability Services and Activity Hub, whose around-the-clock support is building brighter futures across the region..

Elsewhere, we examine what the latest federal NDIS reforms mean for Hunter families and celebrate a decade of Firstchance's Little Ones playgroup in Hamilton.. Para powerlifter Caleb Bull shares his inspiring story of finding belonging through adaptive sport, and we follow Josh's journey to home independence alongside Diverse Ideas Australia.. Rethink Allied Health reveals how small steps lead to big breakthroughs, and Maitland City Council unveils its four-year plan to remove local accessibility barriers..

Hunter Disability Magazine remains your ultimate guide to living, thriving and connecting across the Hunter.. Read online:. Hunter Disability Magazine September 2026.