Funny NDIS Videos
If NDIS Providers Were Schoolkids (Series)
When You Grow Up
NDIS Providers are looking at what they'd like to be when they grow up. Can the BDMs actually motivate themselves to make a plan?
Improving Reputations
The NDIS Providers reputation has been damaged recently... What will the class do to bring their reputation back on track?
Homework Hand-In
The NDIS Providers need to hand in their big homework project... Who's got it ready to go? Who's gonna get the gold star?
Working Together...
Kind Of
The NDIS Providers have to work together today... Will they actually help one another?
Planning Our Big Networking Event
While some providers are dreaming big, Support Coordinators are in tears because they only work Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10am-2pm—so what do their high-needs participants do for the other five days? Meanwhile, Support Workers and BDMs are having… creative differences.
Networking Event Disaster
While some providers are busy planning their biggest networking event ever, support workers are somehow losing entire vans, and Ops Managers are dealing with medieval torches that may or may not be real fire hazards. Meanwhile, BDMs are competing to see who can come up with the wildest networking idea—and the police have just arrived… again.
Networking Chaos
While some providers are trying to network like grown-ups, BDMs are on a sugar high from too much Fanta, support workers are rolling down hills in wheelie bins, and the art therapist is crying over a piñata. Meanwhile, CEOs are ignoring everyone, the magician’s doing magic with mystery objects, and someone let the gardener try to cut the cake—with hedge clippers. Again.
Detention Diaries
What do you get when you mix a hacked school bell, an emotional support chicken, and a passive-aggressive group therapy session? Detention, apparently. In this episode, support coordinators are rebranding detention as “reflection,” physios are oversharing about glutes, and marketing has definitely misunderstood consent forms. Meanwhile, the IT guy rewires the bell, BDMs are podcasting from the naughty corner, and someone may or may not be trying to escape using a cake. Again.
Camp Chaos
What do you get when you mix a photoshopped camp brochure, a fearsome (sleeping) wombat, and suspicious amounts of black-market Chupa Chups? Absolute NDIS provider mayhem. In this episode, the support workers arrive late, the art therapist is crying again, and the CEOs are running an exclusive comic book club in secret. Meanwhile, the high ropes course becomes a site of emotional damage, someone orders Uber Eats to the bush, and marketing is already editing the group photo for LinkedIn. Just another “relaxing” school camp.
Bushwalk
What do you get when you mix a photoshopped camp brochure, a fearsome (sleeping) wombat, and suspicious amounts of black-market Chupa Chups? Absolute NDIS provider mayhem. In this episode, the support workers arrive late, the art therapist is crying again, and the CEOs are running an exclusive comic book club in secret. Meanwhile, the high ropes course becomes a site of emotional damage, someone orders Uber Eats to the bush, and marketing is already editing the group photo for LinkedIn. Just another “relaxing” school camp.
LinkedIn Chaos
What happens when a team full of NDIS providers is told to “get serious” about LinkedIn? You get coffee and cake photos labelled as “strategic branding,” a Physio blocked for showing abs, and at least three self-declared CEOs. The Art Therapist’s font choices are alarming, the Support Coordinator’s laptop is closed in protest, and the BDMs are rebranding again—for the fourth time this week. Meanwhile, Clinical Psych is battling imposter syndrome, and someone just uploaded an AI Everest selfie. Authenticity? Never heard of her.
Best of BDM's
What happens when the BDMs get too deep into LinkedIn? You get coffee-and-cake credibility shots, a secret underground lolly business, and someone launching a podcast from detention. They're managing each other’s relationships now (literally), confusing authenticity with oversharing, and still think gifs count as strategy. The principal was asked to write a report. Instead, detention filled up. Again.
Best of Speech Therapist and Occupational Therapist
The mums of Speechies and OTs have spoken: they’re not allowed to sit together anymore. Apparently no one reads their reports, someone tried to teach a wombat sign language, and the canteen is mysteriously more accessible thanks to “after-hours collaboration.” Speech wants compliments. OT wants compliments. No one’s getting compliments. Except the bench tops. They got lowered.
Best of SIL Providers
SIL providers love their participants. But also, glitter. And potato cannons. There’s a new club for CEOs, a van that’s gone missing (but not the Happy Meals), and a LinkedIn profile that’s receiving contact requests from video editors in Kazakhstan. The overnight crew is being monitored. Closely. Especially after the Macca’s wrappers incident.
Best of Support Workers
They lost a van but found the bouncy castle. Someone arrived late to camp dressed as a wizard, a spider prank left a new provider stuck on the high ropes, and there are now 14 participants in one slightly blurry photo. Assignments are overdue. The playlist is banned. And yes, they’re back on top of the cliffs doing handstands. Don’t bother emailing them. Just go.
Best of Physio and Clinical Psych
Clinical Psych wants to demonstrate expertise without looking pretentious (so far, not working). Physio’s been blocked on LinkedIn for the shirtless Everest selfies. There’s an ego management plan in place: flex in the mirror, let the nurse do the paperwork, and make sure to only compliment people in their comments. Clinical Psych has never felt inferior. That’s half the problem.