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NDIS plan management explained

NDIS plan management explained

Managing your NDIS plan can feel overwhelming, especially if you have lots of different supports and types of funding. To help NDIS participants stay on top of things, the NDIA (National Disability Insurance Agency) offers plan management: a type of disability service that helps you manage your NDIS funding. Not

Supported Independent Living

Supported Independent Living: your questions answered

Supported Independent Living: your questions answered Under the NDIS, Supported Independent Living (SIL) is a type of support that helps you enjoy independence in daily life, while giving you the opportunity to learn new skills. Designed for people with disability who have high support needs, it provides you with supervision and

How do I choose SDA that’s right for me?

How do I choose SDA that’s right for me?

Under the NDIS, Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) is a range of housing designed for people with extreme functional impairment or very high needs. It could be a group home shared with a small number of other people, or a home where you live by yourself. If you have high support

Support-for-a-bright-future

Support for a bright future

Bodhi’s future is bright. As a kind and intelligent teenager, he loves spending time with friends, being active, sailing, and representing New South Wales in Boccia, a competitive Paralympic ball sport. Today he enjoys a full and vibrant life, but there have been challenges along the way. A few years

Low, intermediate or high care: how do I know what level is right for me?

Low, intermediate or high care: how do I know what level is right for me?

Different people need different types of support at home, depending on their health and circumstances. For one person, it might be help with the housework and an exercise class once a week. Another person might need help each morning to shower, get dressed and be ready for the day. That’s why

12 things to look for when choosing a group home

12 things to look for when choosing a group home

Disability Group homes have been in Australian communities for many years, providing housing for people with disability. They are designed to be places where residents can receive the support they need, while staying connected and enjoying the benefits of shared living. In the past, disability homes have resembled institutions and

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