NDIS Assistive Technology
Assistive Technology (AT) can help NDIS participants do everyday tasks more safely, easily, or independently. This guide explains what AT means, how the NDIS decides what may be funded, what evidence is needed for low-, mid-, and high-cost items, and what participants should know before buying, renting, repairing, or placing AT.
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.
Understanding Letters of Support for NDIS
NDIS letters of support help the NDIA decide whether a support meets “reasonable and necessary” criteria especially for assistive technology and items that may be questioned at review. Learn who these letters are for, why they matter, when they’re required, and when they’re strongly recommended. The goal is to help you gather the right evidence early so reviews, reassessments, and funding decisions run smoother.