FAQs
Understanding the NDIS
The NDIS is a government initiative designed to provide Australians with a permanent and significant disability the support they need. It’s about giving you choice and control over the support services you use, ensuring they’re tailored to meet your individual needs and goals
NDIS
Guides and Checklists
Checklist: Discover if you qualify for NDIS
Unlock the possibilities of personalised care and support through our NDIS checklist.
How to Apply For The NDIS
Access detailed instructions of the application process on the NDIS website.
NDIS Funding: How It Works
Discover what types of supports the NDIS funding covers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Eligibility for the NDIS is based on several factors. You must be under 65 years of age, an Australian citizen, a permanent resident, or a New Zealand citizen holding a Protected Special Category Visa. Additionally, you need to have a permanent and significant disability that affects your ability to participate in everyday activities.
NDIS funding is individualised and based on your unique needs. It covers the cost of supports that are reasonable and necessary to help you achieve your goals. This includes things like personal care, equipment, therapies, and home modifications. Your funding is outlined in your NDIS plan, which we can help you understand and manage.
Yes, you have several options for managing your NDIS funding. You can self-manage, use a plan manager, or have the NDIA manage it for you. Each option offers different
levels of control and responsibility, and we can guide you in deciding which management style best suits your needs.
Creating an NDIS plan involves an assessment process where your needs and goals are identified. This includes discussions about your current supports, daily activities, and long-term aspirations. We can assist in preparing for these discussions to ensure your plan accurately reflects your needs.
If your circumstances change or if you feel your plan no longer meets your needs, you can request a plan review. This process involves reassessing your needs and potentially adjusting the supports and funding in your plan. We can provide support and advice on how to request and prepare for a plan review.
The NDIS funds supports that are directly related to your disability and are considered reasonable and necessary. It does not cover day-to-day expenses unrelated to your disability, such as groceries, rent, or entertainment costs.
NDIS plans are typically reviewed annually. However, if your circumstances change, you can request a review at any time. We can assist you in preparing for your review to ensure your plan continues to meet your needs.
