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New national campaign to change perceptions of support work

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A national campaign, designed by people living with disabilities, has set out to change community perceptions of support work. Up to 25% of National Disability Insurance Scheme workers leave their jobs each year. Those most impacted want to attract more people to the sector, including people with living with disabilities.
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