NDIS

What is NDIS?

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is an Australian government initiative designed to support individuals with permanent and significant disabilities. It provides funding for a wide range of services, enabling participants to live independently and achieve their aspirations.

• ✔ Individualized Support Plans – Tailored to each participant’s needs.
• ✔ Funding for Services & Supports – Daily activities, therapies, and home modifications.
• ✔ Early Intervention – Improving long-term outcomes.
• ✔ Choice & Control – Participants select their providers.
• ✔ Community Participation – Encouraging social and employment inclusion.
• ✔ National Coverage – Available across Australia.
• ✔ Ongoing Assessment & Review – Adapting to evolving needs.

Who Can Access the NDIS?

Eligibility is based on the following criteria:

• ✔ Residency & Age – Australian citizens or residents under 65.
• ✔ Permanent & Significant Disability – Affecting daily activities.
• ✔ Early Intervention Support – Available for children under 7.
• ✔ Functional Impact – Disability must limit participation in activities.
• ✔ Lifelong Support Needs – Ongoing assistance required.
• ✔ NDIA Assessment – Eligibility determined by the National Disability Insurance Agency.

Why the NDIS?

The NDIS empowers individuals through: