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 the difficulties of even getting her son access to the NDIS. This conversation is raw and funny, showing a real-world example of how poorly the NDIS is functioning.

We highly recommend you check out Natasha's work:

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/dec/07/ndis-law-changes-australia-feature-disability-support

and her website:

https://natashasholl.com/

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