Diversity Models is an NDIS registered provider modelling agency based on the Gold Coast. The agency relies on NDIS funds when recruiting disabled models that are NDIS participants. The business continues to mock, financially exploit and dox disabled people. They should NOT be registered with the NDIS. Diversity Models founder Monique Jeremiah must be held accountable for her unethical practices and abhorrent behaviour towards members of the disability community.

Here are just a few reasons why Diversity Models should have their NDIS registration removed by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission. 

• Founder Monique Jeremiah doxxed a disabled model. She publicly disclosed the model’s NDIS number, phone number, personal email, date of birth and medical history. She also admitted to using AI to track the model’s whereabouts using a Facebook photo.
• At least two disabled models have accused  Monique Jeremiah of financial exploitation.
• Monique Jeremiah and her partner/co-worker Luan Memishi harass and name-call anyone online who has criticised the platform.
• Monique Jeremiah proudly practices 'positive discrimination' and excludes trans and non-binary models from the agency.
• Monique Jeremiah darkened a First Nations model's skin so she "looked more Aboriginal."
• Monique Jeremiah told one of her models she had to "look more disabled."
• Monique Jeremiah pretended to be a disabled Muslim woman for a commercial.

Despite this, Diversity Models remains an NDIS registered provider. We urge the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission to investigate this agency and remove their provider registration.