The Hon. Ray Williams MP

Carers wanting to help advance the interest of other carers in NSW are being encouraged to apply for three vacant positions on the NSW Carers Advisory Council.

A powerful and independent Ageing and Disability Commissioner will be established in NSW to investigate, and stamp out, the abuse of older people, and adults with disability.

Minister for Disability Services Ray Williams today joined people with disability, their carers and families to celebrate International Day of People with Disability.

NSW's creative institutions are set to broaden their horizons as they welcome aboard the ten NSW artists and practitioners selected as part of the Createability Internship Program, announced today by Minister for the Arts, Don [...]

Federal Minister for Families and Social Services, Paul Fletcher, and New South Wales Minister for Disability Services, Ray Williams, today announced the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has reached a major milestone with 100,000 people [...]

Minister responsible for Youth Ray Williams today announced more than $1.4 million will be provided to 35 organisations across NSW to support young people engage in the community and develop a range of skills.

Minister for Disability Services Ray Williams launched a public information campaign to ensure all eligible people with disability in NSW sign up to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

Minister for Disability Services Ray Williams announced the recipient of the 2018 NSW Carer of the Year is a Carlingford resident who has been a carer for almost 30 years.

The NSW Government is investing $10 million over two years in a new statewide service to help people with cognitive impairment navigate the criminal justice system.

The NSW Liberals & Nationals Government program, Ability Links NSW, has successfully supported Ian Edwards, 'The Blind Chef', to achieve his goal of opening a restaurant in Lake Macquarie and employing other people with disability.