Hosted by Hannah Redford and Sam Rosenbuam · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 77 episodes
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A Podcast about all things NDIS. We interview providers and participants to discuss their journey. We also talk about changes being made, because there are constantly changes in the NDIS!
Hannah Redford and Sam Rosenbuam hosts What in the NDIS now?, a health show with 77 episodes published.
On this episode Sam and Hannah chat with Gemma Hitchcock about a new resource that provides participants, providers, carers and families with inclusive, accessible sexual wellness support. This is a topic close to our he
On this episode of the podcast Sam and Hannah talk with Penioni, Director and Founder of Able Minds. Able Minds supports and employs people with disabilities at full award wages. Yes, it can be done! Listen to find out h
On this special end-of-year episode Sam and Hannah are joined by Micharla Russell to wrap up the year that was 2025 and look forward to 2026! From the team at What in the NDIS now? we wish you a happy holidays and a fant
On this episode we are so happy to have Justin Macdonald return for a record 3rd appearance! Justin is here to discuss the review of the SDA design standard. As ever, this is a lively chat, full of information and we hop
On this Episode Hannah is joined behind the mic by our producer and engineer Ellie to catch you up on all of the NDIS news from the past few weeks. To find out more about the news mentioned on this episode, follow these
Sam and Hannah catch up with Jacqui Grant, a business coach. They talk all about consulting in the NDIS world. Some of the things to look out for when considering consultants. Jacqui explains her all new adventure, ISOAR
Hannah and Sam bring you all the latest and greatest NDIS news! New I-Can assessments https://cds.org.au/clinical-services/i-can/ Invoices will no longer be accepted if they are older than 2 years. Update on Yes/No lists
Join hosts Hannah Redford and Sam Rosenbaum for their official return episode as they share some major personal and professional news, diving deep into the details of their new joint project: the Provider Optimisation Pa
Hey! It’s been a while, but we are back. Life has well and truly gotten in the way for everyone involved with What in the NDIS now. We will have some exciting news to share soon, but we are hoping to return to our regula
On this episode, Hannah and Sam get to chat to the amazing Dr. Dinesh Palipana. Dinesh is a doctor, disability advocate, and all-round amazing human. This is a wonderful conversation, and we hope you enjoy listening as m
On this episode, Sam and Hannah chat with Jess Pitt from Live Big. Jess's expertise covers psychosocial disability, mental health and complex social situations requiring crisis management, early intervention for children
On this episode, Hannah and Sam welcome back Shaun Bickley to discuss the progress being made in abolishing subminimum wage in Australia. This is another amazing conversation, and we are excited to support Shaun and urge
Welcome to the latest episode of What in the NDIS news. On this episode, Hannah and Sam provide an update on what is happening with the recent changes to funding periods and more. To find out more about what is discussed
On this episode, Sam and Hannah discuss some major changes that are happening TODAY in the NDIS world. The NDIA have communicated poorly about these changes, so we can't refer you to any news releases or information dire
On this special episode of What in the NDIS now? Hannah chats with Abbie Jane from the Rainbow Shoelace Project. This is a wonderful conversation with an amazing young person doing exceptional things. You should check ou
On this episode, Hannah chats with Jo Chambers from Colour My Wheels. We love providers who are doing something different and amazing, and Jo is a wonderful example! Colour My Wheels makes stunning wheel covers for wheel
On this episode, Hannah and Sam chat with Stuart Paull from Plan Manage Assist about all things Plan Management. Listen in to get an insight into what is happening in this corner of the NDIS! This is such a fun episode,
On this episode, Hannah and Sam chat with Natasha Sholl, a writer and parent, about navigating the NDIS and advocating for her teenage son. She came to our attention with her article in The Guardian, which highlighted th
On this episode Sam and Hannah chat with Sabrina Leung from enaccess maps about the amazing platform she and her team are building to provide accurate and transparent access information for hospitality venues throughout
On this very special LIVE episode, Hannah and Sam are joined by the always wonderful Justin MacDonald, Esther Syred, Julian Carmichael and Greg Facoory. Thank you so much to our special guests, sponsors and the wonderful
Michael Clark
Director of the Center for Business and Economic Research · Allied Health/NDIS providers
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