What is the NDIS?
The NDIS provides funding to eligible Australians with disability and connects people with disability to supports in their local community. This article explains what the NDIS is, who it’s for, what it means to become an NDIS participant, and what support may still be available if someone is ineligible for NDIS supports.
Setting Goals for Your NDIS Plan
Goals are a required part of NDIS planning because they describe what a participant wants to work towards in their life. However, goals are not a direct shortcut to funding. This guide explains how goals are recorded, and how participants can prepare goals that are clear, personal, and useful in planning conversations.
Applying to the NDIS: Eligibility, Evidence & Processes
Applying to the NDIS is a structured process with clear eligibility and evidence requirements. This guide explains what the NDIA assess, how to prepare a strong application, what the process is, and what options exist if someone is found not eligible. Assistance for participants, families, and supporters.
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.
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.