Dr Anita Strezova - the voice for the people with disability from non-English background

"There are many cases of people being locked up at home or people who do not receive any services because their families are reluctant to discuss their needs," Dr. Anita Strezova

Dr Anita Strezova, Multicultural Disability Advocacy Association manager and member of Stand By Me campaign Source: Supplied

Only 6 to 8% of people with disability from non-English speaking background access the NDIS services, says Dr. Anita Strezova, Multicultural Disability Advocacy Association manager.

Dr. Strezova has been engaged for the last few years as an expert on the problems that people with disabilities of non-English background face at many meetings with all sides of the political system.

She is also a member of the Stand By Me campaign that advocates for the rights of people with disability.

If you have a disability or you are caring for someone with disability and you need more information and support you can contact the Multicultural Disability Association Advocacy on 9891 6400.

If you need an interpreter call 131 450 and ask them to link you to the MDAA

The MDAA service is free.