Ready to celebrate: Mary Ashe and Grace King from NDIS with celebration organiser Jim Cairns.
Camera IconReady to celebrate: Mary Ashe and Grace King from NDIS with celebration organiser Jim Cairns. Credit: Supplied/David Baylis         d446953

Ability to party is only prerequisite for Midland disability celebration

Joel KellyHills Avon Valley Gazette

The event is a collaboration between My Supports and the National Disability Insurance Scheme Perth Hills Trial Site.

Mental Health Commissioner Tim Marney will speak at the event, while entertainment and catering will keep the crowds satisfied.

Organiser and My Supports chairman Jim Cairns said there had been significant progress made to make life easier for people with disabilities in recent times.

The NDIS Perth Hills Trial Site had developed plans for 1462 people with disabilities since it opened in July 2014.

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Meanwhile, the team at My Supports has seen a number of integration successes, with its clients achieving diverse personal goals.

Go to the NDIS building at 80 Railway Parade in Midland between 11am and 1pm.