The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a government initiative to support Australians with permanent and significant disabilities. Individuals under 65 who meet the eligibility criteria can apply for NDIS support.

To apply for NDIS, contact the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA). They will guide you through the application process, including providing necessary documentation and assessments.

The NDIS offers a wide range of supports, including but not limited to assistive technology, personal care, community participation, therapy services, and accommodation assistance.

NDIS plans are developed through a collaborative process. Participants work with NDIS planners to identify goals, assess needs, and determine the types of support required. The resulting plan is tailored to individual circumstances.

Yes, participants have the flexibility to choose their service providers. The NDIS encourages participants to select providers who best meet their needs and preferences.

Absolutely. We encourage family involvement. With your consent, family members or guardians can actively participate in discussions, reviews, and decisions about your NDIS plan to ensure a holistic and supportive approach.

NDIS plans are typically reviewed annually. However, if circumstances, goals, or needs significantly change, the plan can be reviewed more frequently to ensure it remains effective.

If you move to a different area or state, your NDIS plan and support can be transferred. Contact the NDIA to update your details and coordinate the transition to ensure continuity of services.