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FUSE
FUSE helps parents make sense of information coming from different parts of their child’s support team.
By keeping documents, updates, and requests in one place, parents can see how supports relate to goals over time and identify when questions or changes may be needed — without relying on constant emails or meetings.
FUSE: a secure, family-owned digital workspace
FUSE IS HERE
We’re delighted to introduce FUSE, a secure, family-owned digital workspace currently entering a limited testing phase with select families.
FUSE is designed to support parent oversight, consent, and shared understanding by providing one place where information relating to a child’s NDIS-funded supports can be organised and viewed together.
Rather than replacing existing therapy, school systems, or professional tools, FUSE brings relevant information into a single, structured space that parents control.
Shared understanding across your child’s support team
FUSE helps parents see how different supports fit together, without having to chase updates or compare information across emails and reports.
Information from therapy providers, school, and other supports is brought into one parent-controlled space, so you can see:
✔️ how activities relate to your child’s NDIS goals
✔️ what appears to be working well over time
✔️ where changes or questions may be needed
Rather than wondering whether supports overlap or drift apart, FUSE makes information visible in context. This supports informed parent decision-making and clearer conversations with providers when adjustments are needed.
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FUSE
Parent Oversight & Consent
Parent Oversight & Consent (FUSE)
FUSE is a parent-controlled digital oversight system designed to help families organise, review, and approve information relating to their child’s NDIS-funded supports.
It does not replace therapy, clinical judgement, or support coordination.
Instead, it supports parents to exercise informed choice and control by bringing information into one secure, structured space where approvals, consent, and key updates are clearly visible.with informed consent at it’s heart.
What is FUSE?
FUSE is a parent‑controlled digital oversight and consent system designed to help families organise, review, and approve information relating to their child’s NDIS‑funded supports.
FUSE brings information into one secure, structured space so parents can clearly see:
- what supports are in place
- how information links to NDIS goals
- what is being shared, with whom, and why
Families of children with disability often receive input from:
- extended family or carers
- support workers
- schools and education staff
- multiple therapy providers
Information is frequently spread across emails, reports, apps, and verbal updates. This makes it difficult for parents to:
- track progress over time
- understand how supports align to NDIS goals
- approve information sharing consistently
- prepare confidently for planning or review meetings
FUSE addresses this by providing a single, parent‑owned workspace where relevant information can be viewed, organised, and approved in context.
FUSE supports parents to:
- exercise informed choice and control
- maintain oversight of multiple supports
- approve resources, documents, and information sharing
- receive alerts only when something requires attention
- reduce reliance on fragmented email communication
This improves transparency and helps ensure funded supports are used effectively over time.
FUSE is not:
- a therapy service
- a diagnostic or clinical decision‑making tool
- a support coordination service
- a replacement for existing clinicians or providers
Parents always retain control of the FUSE workspace.
- Parents decide:
- who has access
- what information is shared
- when approvals are required
- when access is changed or removed.
Nothing is shared or actioned without parent visibility.
- Parents can review and approve:
- resources (e.g. word lists, programs)
- documents uploaded by providers
- information shared outside the family workspace
- key requests that affect the child’s supports
FUSE is designed so parents and their support providers do not need to check the system every day.
Parents/team members receive notifications only when:
- something requires approval
- an important document is added
- a significant update needs attention
- Everything else remains visible without creating unnecessary alerts.
Approvals and Consent
FUSE provides clear approval and consent tracking. Nothing is shared or actioned without parent visibility.
Systemises Insights
Low-cost digital assistive support that enables parents to organise, monitor, and approve information relating to their child’s NDIS-funded supports.
Shared understanding across your team
Schools’ 70% engagement drives equity. Schools are leading the way with innovation and FUSE enhances impact.
Builds capacity
FUSE supports parent capacity by making information easier to understand by showing how supports relate to goals. FUSE becomes a shared reference space rather than an active management task.
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What Support Looks LIke
What the support includes
The FUSE Digital Oversight & Consent Support provides families with:
- a secure, parent-controlled digital workspace
- structured organisation of documents and updates from multiple providers
- approval and consent workflows so nothing is shared without parent visibility
- alerts when significant updates or approvals are required
- controlled, consent-based access for invited providers
This support reduces reliance on fragmented email communication and supports parents to monitor alignment with NDIS goals between reviews.
Is FUSE NDIS‑Appropriate?l\
A FUSE is designed to support:
- parent oversight
- informed decision‑making
- effective use of funded supports
- reduced duplication across services
It is proportionate in cost, capacity‑building in nature, and does not duplicate therapy or support coordination.
Families may discuss this support with their plan manager or planner as a low‑cost digital assistive support that enables management of multiple NDIS‑funded services.
Parent Oversight & Consent
FUSE is a parent-controlled digital oversight system designed to help families organise, review, and approve information relating to their child’s NDIS-funded supports.
It does not replace therapy, clinical judgement, or support coordination.
Instead, it supports parents to exercise informed choice and control by bringing information into one secure, structured space where approvals, consent, and key updates are clearly visible.
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A simple way to organise, review, and approve your child’s supports.
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INVEST IN FUSE
Early-stage opportunity: In funding discussions, FAR offers ROI through cost savings ($12-18M/100,000 kids) and social impact (equity for underserved). Aligns with NDIS/ICAN changes; scalable via tech. Contact us for partnership/investment talks—empower communities, reduce waste.
Cultural Care & Advocacy
The Barriers
Mistrust from historical injustices and systemic racism blocks NDIS access. Models prioritising profit over care.
The Present
Non-Indigenous NGOs dominate ~60–70% of NDIS funds, displacing local providers with promises and cost savings.
The Solution
Community partnerships. Reality, not blame. Learning, not imposing. Sharing, not stealing. Truth-telling, not secret keeping.
FUSE adapts to remote Indigenous communities by centering schools as hubs for culturally safe therapy, amplifying voices parents prioritise—Elders, kin, ACCOs.
Our feedback loop ensures therapists prioritise lived realities and preferences into recommendations, with parents calling the shots. This orientation to ‘capacity building’ and ‘parental choice and control’ is the spirit and the intention of the NDIS. FUSE is built to honour that intention.
We monitor implementation, tackling access barriers, like shortages through solutions (like fly-in assessments, technology), and capacity-building, (like providing training, resource development). FUSE collaborates to share resources, building community strength without stealing agency.
Our aim is to maximise existing NDIS budgets to ensure therapy provision, and evaluate effectiveness to ensure funding adequacy. Sidestepping middle men we maximise what you already have and secure what you require so that your children gets the therapy they need.
Aboriginal communities hold immense wisdom—cultural protocols, family strengths—yet Western systems dismiss it, ~16,000 eligible kids with no therapy, and ~$79 million of NDIS budgets unspent yearly (40% underspend, NDIA, 2023). Carers, mostly women, provide ~$1.5–$1.6 billion in unpaid labor (~20 hours/week, Carey et al., 2021), including ~$750 million for kids. NGOs displace Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations, reducing culturally safe care (NDIS Review, 2023). Overall, ~42,000 Indigenous participants are underserved, ~20,000 waitlisted, and ~15,000 face inadequate therapy due to 20% allied health “shortages” and mistrust (33%, NDIA, 2023). FUSE’s aim is simple: use the community’s knowledge and power, and resource the hell out of it.
The Cost of Nothing –
Impact on Indigenous Communities
NGOs’ market share growth wastes funds and denies services, with ~$79 million unused annually, ~42,000 Indigenous participants underserved, and social costs from unpaid caregiving amplified.
The data here reflects the impact on Aboriginal Communities.
Underused plans?
~$79m
Waiting for services
~20k
unpaid labour
~$1.3b
kids with no therapy
~16k
Make the world a better place!
We can do it, but only together. Collaboration not hoarding, learning not imposing, sharing not stealing. Interested in FUSE? Drop Whiz Kids an email.
