Jonathan Salgo of T-shirt Ventures on making NDIS accessible through tech solutions

Frustration with the barriers faced by people with disabilities in accessing the right resources and support in their communities – is this a common feeling for you?

T-Shirt Ventures, a company founded by two individuals with family members in the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), understands this pain all too well.

Through leveraging technology, T-Shirt Ventures’ vision is to create a world where people with disabilities can easily participate in their communities and workforce and live the life they want.

They aim to come up with solutions that can help not just one but every person in the NDIS. With plans to expand its services to Sydney and beyond, they are committed to using technology to help solve problems at scale.

In this interview, T-shirt Ventures’ Co-founder and Director Jonathan Salgo share his insights on how businesses, technology players, investors, and the broader community have a role in creating a more accessible society for people with disabilities.

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Ritchelle Drilon

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Ritchelle is a Content Producer for Healthcare Channel, Australia’s premier resource of information for healthcare.

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