Aged Care: Are we getting it right?

Aged Care: Are we getting it right?

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Why no NDIS for over-65s?

Posted bytrinaopso
August 25, 2018September 17, 2018

Why are the over 65s not able to belong to NDIS? We are just as important as the under 65s.

We need to be able to afford to buy mobility scooters and wheelchairs in order to be more independent and be able to get out of the house more often.

Anonymous
Sydney, NSW

 

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