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Answers to the Most Common Questions about NDIS

• What is the NDIS and how does it work?

  The NDIS, or National Disability Insurance Scheme, is an Australian government initiative aimed at providing support to individuals with disabilities, their families, and caregivers. It offers funding for a range of services and supports tailored to the specific needs and goals of participants. To access the NDIS, individuals need to meet eligibility criteria and go through a planning process where they create a personalized support plan. This plan outlines the services and supports they require to lead a more independent and fulfilling life.

• Who is eligible for NDIS support?

  Eligibility for NDIS support is based on specific criteria. Generally, individuals may be eligible if they have a permanent disability that significantly impacts their ability to perform everyday activities. Additionally, they must be under the age of 65, an Australian citizen or have a relevant visa, and reside in an area where the NDIS is available. It’s important to note that each case is assessed individually, and eligibility is determined through an application and assessment process.

• What types of services can I access through the NDIS?

  The NDIS provides funding for a wide range of services and supports, tailored to the individual needs of participants. These can include accommodation and housing options, assistive technology, therapeutic supports, personal care and support, community participation activities, employment assistance, early intervention for children, and more. The exact services a participant can access will be outlined in their personalized NDIS support plan, which is developed based on their specific goals, preferences, and circumstances.