NDIS Participants - Wellbeing Survey

NDIS participants and nominees are invited to do a survey about wellbeing.

Wellbeing is how you feel about:

yourself
your life
what you feel you can do.

The NDIA and Monash University Centre for Health Economics have created a new wellbeing measure.

It assists us in understanding how NDIS participants’ wellbeing changes over time.

The wellbeing measure is developed from a set of questions that tell us how NDIS participants feel about their wellbeing.

We want to see if the new wellbeing measure works with people who:

have different disabilities
have different ages
belong to different community groups.

We want to know if we can understand your wellbeing based on this new measure.

You can help us by completing this survey from Monash University Centre for Health Economics.

Things to know about the survey:

You don’t have to do the survey.
We will not ask you for any personal information like your name or contact details.
Your responses will not impact your NDIS plan.

We really want to hear from people who live with a disability.

Someone can help you do the survey if you want. This could be anyone such as a friend, a support worker, a family member, a nominee or your legal guardian.

If you have a question about this research, please:

email researchprojects@ndis.gov.au
or call the NDIS National Call Centre on 1800 800 110.

This project is approved by Monash University Human Research Ethics Committee (MUHREC), project ID 42372 “The subjective wellbeing of people with disability in Australia”

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