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a) Australian government partners with them. Official status trumps anecdote. b) I am disabled. Please don't presume to tell me what people in my situation do
by shakna 1y ago
a) Australian government partners with them. Official status trumps anecdote.
b) I am disabled. Please don't presume to tell me what people in my situation do or do not do.
- astura 1y agoHow do you afford food delivery on disability? Does a family member pay for it for you? Maybe Australia is different but here in the US people on disability only have a few hundred bucks to spend on food a month aT MOST. A single delivery meal is a quarter of that. I wasn't saying anything about you, I was talking about people I know. Disabled people, as a group, simply don't usually have nearly enough money for food delivery.
- shakna 1y agoNDIS is a government organisation. That means they're the one paying, when they're the ones running the program...? The income of the individual doesn't matter - their disabled status does.