Resources
Understanding the NDIS
NDIS
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Guides and Checklists
Checklist: Discover if you qualify for NDIS
Unlock the possibilities of personalised care and support through our NDIS checklist.
Guide 1: How to apply for
support
Guide 2: How to craft your NDIS Plan
Frequently Asked Questions
The NDIS is a government initiative providing support to Australians with disability, their families, and carers. It is designed to give individuals more choice and control over the support they receive.
Eligibility for the NDIS depends on age, residency status, and the nature of the disability. Generally, it’s for Australians under the age of 65 who have a permanent and significant disability.
To apply, you need to complete an Access Request Form and provide evidence of your disability. This can be obtained from the NDIS website or by contacting an NDIS office.
The NDIS covers a wide range of supports and services, including personal care, access to community services, therapy services, and support for daily living.
Your NDIS funding can be managed in three ways: NDIA-managed, plan-managed, or self-managed. Each option offers different levels of control over how funds are used.
Yes, one of the key principles of the NDIS is to give you the freedom to choose your service providers and how your support is delivered.
A plan review is a regular assessment of your NDIS plan to ensure it continues to meet your needs. Reviews usually occur annually, but can be requested more frequently if needed.