FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
SYDNEY, 8th August 2025: Owen Rogers of Family Plan Management has won an Enablement Award as The Most Outstanding NDIS Plan Manager in Australia in 2025. The award category within which the adjudication has been made is Disability Services.
The Enablement Awards were presented at a ceremony in Sydney. The Enablement Awards were created to celebrate and reward excellence, innovation and exemplary achievements in the disability care sector in Australasia. The Awards recognise the rapid growth of this sector in the region, and the capacity of individuals to influence and set new performance standards. The Awards focus on elevated performance; the creation of new business models; contrarian thinking; recognising and embracing new trends; market leadership; inspirational performance and the elevation of the customer experience. The evaluation methodology required the Awards Secretariat to apply the following test to the final selected candidate in each category, “Is this claimant the best performed, most meritious, most innovative and most courageous in the category?”
The awards embrace Adaptive Housing, Affordable Housing, Alternative Community, Autism/Aspergers, Automated Living, Bariatric Care, Brain Injury, Care Innovation, Care Trends, Carer Of The Year, Community Accessibility, Community Care, Community Creation, Community Partnerships, Contribution by a Young Person, Creating Inclusive Environments, Creative Living Housing Outcomes, Day Care, Disability Advocacy, Disability Design, Disability Housing, Disability Services, Education and Training, Faith Based Housing, Farm Living, Health Halfway Houses, Healthcare Resort, Hearing Disabled Housing, Home Care, Hospital In The Home, Independent Living, Innovation, Integrated Communities, Intentional Communities, Intergenerational Fairness, Intergenerational Housing, Learning Disability (Adult), Learning Disability (Child), Mental Health Services, NDIS Plan Manager, Palliative Care, Rehabilitation, Respite Care, Smart Homes, Social Housing, Special Needs, Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), Spinal Injury, Spoke/Hub Care, Supported Housing, Supported Living, Transitional Care, Visually Impaired, Volunteer of the Year and Wellness.
Awards are only made in the categories which merit the accolade each year.
