How we work,
on video

Weekly NDIS updates, disability awareness and participant-specific carer training. We show you the work instead of just describing it.

WEEKLY NDIS UPDATES

NDIS changes, explained every week

Short videos on the NDIS changes families need to know about. The videos are in Korean, with an English summary and the official source listed for each one.

2 Nov 2026

Plan management changes: a 90-day claim window from 1 December

Supports delivered from 1 December must be claimed within 90 days, and an NDIA plan manager panel starts on 1 October 2027. What changes and what to do now. An English audio track is available in the player settings.

Source: NDIS

1 Nov 2026

Household task price limits rise from 1 December: what about your service agreement?

From 1 December, price limits for four household support items go up (house cleaning rises from $60.10 to $64.59 an hour). Prices in an existing service agreement only change if the participant agrees.

Source: NDIS

29 Oct 2026

NDIS funding reset from 1 October: what it means for your plan

New and reassessed plans will have social, economic and community participation budgets reduced by 50% and improved daily living skills budgets by 10%. Current plans do not change straight away.

Source: Department of Health, Disability and Ageing

DISABILITY AWARENESS

Clearing up everyday misunderstandings

Short scenes showing common mistakes people make around disability, and what to do instead. Made for families, neighbours and shop staff alike.

6 Nov 2026

EP.2 Why park in a disability spot if you can walk?

Jisoo, who uses a wheelchair, is asked in a disability parking spot: “If you can walk, why are you parking here?” Some people can manage ten steps but not a hundred. You can see for a second without your glasses, but the glasses are still real. A permit means they qualify.

Source: Transport for NSW

27 Oct 2026

EP.1 Ask the person in the wheelchair, not their companion

A café worker asks the companion, not the customer in the wheelchair, what she would like. It is well meant, and it happens often. Ask the person directly.

CARER TRAINING

Turning therapy plans into everyday support

We turn the exercises and support methods set by each participant’s therapist into Korean and English guides and videos, so carers can follow them correctly.

Confirm the therapist’s plan

We review the program and precautions set by the participant’s physiotherapist, occupational therapist or other therapist. Therapy itself stays with the therapist.

Korean and English guides

We turn the plan into easy-to-follow Korean and English guides and demonstration videos for carers.

Train the carer

The participant’s carer is trained with the guide and video, then supports the participant the way they were shown.

The videos below are training examples shared with the consent of everyone who appears in them.

3 Nov 2026

Physiotherapy home program: 7 exercises for carers

Made from one participant’s physiotherapy prescription so their carer can follow it exactly: band exercises, self-propelling the wheelchair, sit-to-stand and walking with a frame, with reps and what the carer should check at each step. This is an individual program, so please don’t follow it without your own therapist’s assessment. Video in Korean.

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