Understanding the NDIS: A Guide
The NDIS can feel like a new language at first: plans, partners, “reasonable and necessary,” and a lot of moving parts. This guide breaks the scheme down including what it is, who it’s for, what it funds, and who you’ll likely interact with along the way.
NDIS Support Categories
NDIS funding is split into key support categories that determine what your budget can be used for and how flexible it is. This post explains the main categories, what each typically includes, and how the “reasonable and necessary” rules influence what can and can’t be funded.
Finding the Right Service Providers
Choosing NDIS service providers can feel overwhelming, even with all the choice and control the NDIS offers. This post shares practical ways to find the right fit and explains how plan management can expand your provider choices including some unregistered providers.
Navigating Your NDIS Plan Renewal
Coming up to the end of your NDIS plan? This post explains what happens when your plan expires, the difference between a plan rollover and a full plan review, and how continuity is maintained if there are delays.
Maximising Your NDIS Core Supports Budget
NDIS Core Supports are the most flexible part of your plan, helping with everyday activities and essential supports while allowing funding to move across core categories. This post explains what core supports are, how the flexibility works, and a reminder to stay across current NDIS rules as flexibility can change.
Mastering Your NDIS Journey: 6 Easy Steps
New to the NDIS or want to feel more in control of your plan? This guide breaks the process into six easy steps from preparing for your planning meeting to choosing plan management and organising supports so your NDIS plan stays aligned with your goals and evolves with your needs.
How to Choose Your Perfect Plan Manager
Choosing a plan manager is one part of the NDIS where you’re genuinely in the driver’s seat and that matters. This post breaks down how to filter through the noise by focusing on what counts when choosing a plan manager.