Take action
Four ways to push back.
Pick one. Start with what fits today. The Senate vote is weeks away.
- 015 minutes - most effective
Email your senators
We pre-fill the addresses for every senator in your state. You write the story.
Write to your senators
- 02Sunday 21 June, 2pm
Join the Women's March for the NDIS
National mobilisation. Wheels, walkers, prams, mobility aids and assistance dogs all welcome.
Sign up to march
- 0323 to 25 July - Adelaide
Show up outside the ALP National Conference
Disabled people will not be cut out, pushed out, or silenced.
Join Adelaide protest
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Email your senators
Action 01 - 5 minutes
Email your senators.
Senators decide. Personal stories from constituents are the single most effective way to influence how they vote.
What senators most need to hear
- 01Tell them you are their constituent (your suburb or town).
- 02Share one specific way the Bill would affect you, your child, or your family.
- 03Name what you want them to do: pause the vote, restore review rights, or oppose the Bill.
- 04End with a clear ask: 'I want to know how you will vote, and why.'
Join the Women's March

Action 02 - Sunday 21 June, 2pm
You make me do
too much labour.
National mobilisation led by the Australian Neurodivergent Parents Association and Disabled women. When governments cut disability support and call it reform, women and Disabled people pay first.
Allies welcome. Wheels, walkers, prams, mobility aids and assistance dogs all welcome.
Show up in Adelaide
Action 03 - Adelaide, 23 to 25 July 2026
Outside the ALP National Conference.
Disabled people will not be cut out, pushed out, or silenced.
Same registration form as the march. In the notes field, write "Adelaide protest" so we know which action you are joining.
Details
Adelaide Convention Centre
23 to 25 July 2026
Organised by the Australian Neurodivergent Parents Association with disabled people, families, and allies.
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Why we are doing this
This is the transfer of labour, cost, and risk onto women.
Our principles
- 01Equal rights require real support.
- 02You can't build equality on unpaid care.
- 03Support is safety. Independence is a right.
- 04Our fates are woven together.
Our demands
- 01Remove the expansion of parental responsibility from the Bill.
- 02Fix allied health pricing - index to inflation.
- 03Protect support work in the NDIS.
- 04Stop the cuts.
- 05Protect individualised early intervention in legislation.
- 06No FCAs, SNAs, or automation in the NDIS.
- 07Protect women's economic capacity, participation, and security.
