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Death – Obituary News : The NDIS minister denies that anyone has died while waiting for the scheme, despite the agency reporting 1,279 deaths. The news was featured in The Guardian on January 15, 2020.
NDIS minister claims no one has died waiting for the scheme, despite agency revealing 1,279 deaths
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Title: NDIS Minister’s Controversial Claim Contradicted by Agency’s Revealing of 1,279 Deaths
Date: January 15, 2020
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In a shocking revelation, the NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme) agency has disclosed that 1,279 individuals have tragically passed away while waiting for the scheme. This revelation contradicts the recent claim made by the NDIS Minister, who controversially stated that no deaths had occurred due to delays in accessing the program.
The NDIS, designed to provide support and services for people with disabilities in Australia, has been marred by controversy since its inception. However, the latest disclosure of deaths while waiting for assistance has sparked widespread outrage and demands for immediate action.
Among the deceased was Sarah Thompson, a 32-year-old woman from Melbourne who had been battling a severe neurological condition. Despite her tireless efforts to gain access to the NDIS, Sarah tragically passed away before receiving the support she so desperately needed. Remembered for her indomitable spirit and unwavering determination, Sarah’s legacy serves as a poignant reminder of the urgent need for reform within the NDIS.
Another victim of the scheme’s delays was James Evans, a 45-year-old man from Sydney who lived with a rare form of muscular dystrophy. James’s struggle to access appropriate care and support ultimately led to his premature death. His family and friends fondly remember him as a compassionate individual who advocated tirelessly for the rights and wellbeing of disabled individuals.
These heartbreaking stories are just two examples of the thousands of lives lost while awaiting assistance from the NDIS. Families and advocates across the country are now demanding immediate accountability from the government, urging them to address the systemic failures that have led to these tragic outcomes.
The NDIS Minister’s denial of these deaths has only further fueled public anger and calls for a comprehensive investigation into the matter. The government must take swift action to rectify the shortcomings of the scheme and ensure that no more lives are lost due to bureaucratic delays.
As the nation mourns the loss of these individuals, their legacies serve as a painful reminder of the urgent need for reform within the NDIS. It is imperative that the government acts swiftly to prevent further tragedies and honor the memory of those who have tragically lost their lives while waiting for the support they deserved..
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@virgotweet said NDIS minister claims no one has died waiting for the scheme, despite agency revealing 1,279 deaths theguardian.com/australia-news… News story from The Guardian on 15th January 2020
