Your Service, Your Rights: conversation cards

Every person with a disability who uses the NDIS has the right to good quality and safe services.

As part of our Your Service, Your Rights project we have created a set of Conversation Cards for people with an intellectual disability.

Each set of conversation cards contains a total of 80 cards to help people learn about their rights and talk about what is important to them when using NDIS services.

These could be used individually, one-on-one, in groups, or in workshops, up to you! People can choose to use one card, one type of card, or the whole set, it us to you!

There are four types of cards for people to explore:

Scenario cards: read about people in different hypothetical situations. These are to talk about and say what people think.

Rights cards: these are statements about human rights. Learn about your rights and what they mean for you.

Question cards: these are questions for people to think about their own life and own services and what is important to them.

True or false cards: these are quiz questions, where there is only one answer. These are questions about the NDIS Commission, systems, and processes. There is also a QR code on each card to link to helpful information.

You can watch a video about the conversation cards here:

Our print run has expired. We are really impressed by the demand and are currently working out an alternative to make sure these cards are available.

These cards are also available in the following 10 languages:

Simplified Chinese
Vietnamese
Traditional Chinese
Arabic
Punjabi
Korean
Bhutanese (Dzongkha)
French
Dari
S’gaw Karen

You can also download PDFs of the conversation cards and instruction booklet below: