NDIS Explained

What is NDIS?

Understanding NDIS

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) represents a transformative approach to disability support in Australia. Designed with the core idea of offering participants greater choice and control, the NDIS facilitates tailor-made support to meet individual needs and aspirations. This system recognises the unique potential of every participant, ensuring they access services that foster their independence, inclusion, and overall well-being. The NDIS offers a network of qualified providers who collaborate to ensure participants receive the best possible care and support.

NDIS Domains

Health & Wellbeing

The NDIS recognises the essential link between your health and overall well-being. With tailored support, we focus on holistic approaches to ensure you maintain optimal health and can lead a fulfilling life.

Employment

Finding and keeping a job is more than just a paycheck; it’s about purpose and self-worth. The NDIS offers avenues to enhance employment opportunities, ensuring you can explore meaningful career paths aligned with your aspirations.

Social Interaction

Being socially connected enriches lives. Through the NDIS, we facilitate opportunities for you to engage, interact, and forge meaningful relationships within your community, making you feel valued and part of a bigger tapestry.

Education

Learning is a lifelong journey. NDIS support extends to educational assistance, ensuring that you have the tools and resources to achieve your academic goals, no matter the stage of your educational journey.

Daily Living

Day-to-day tasks form the bedrock of independence. With the NDIS, we offer support in managing and mastering these essential tasks, ensuring you can navigate daily life with confidence and self-reliance.

Mobility Equipment

Mobility is freedom. The NDIS ensures that you have access to state-of-the-art mobility equipment, tailored to your needs, enabling you to move freely and live life without boundaries.

Find Out If You’re Eligible

To ensure the best fit for the NDIS, there are certain eligibility criteria in place. If you’re considering taking this path, here’s a quick glance at the primary eligibility requirements:

Participants must be under 65 years of age when making their application.
Applicants should be Australian citizens, hold a Permanent Visa, or be protected Special Category Visa holders.
Living in an area where the NDIS is available, such as the Greater Sydney Region.
Demonstrate that the disability is likely to be permanent and significant, impacting daily living and requiring support from others or assistive equipment.
Individuals who don’t meet the disability requirements but require early intervention support might also be eligible.