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Navigating the NDIS

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The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a government-funded program in Australia that provides support for individuals with disabilities. Navigating the NDIS can be challenging.

However, the following tips can help make the process easier:

  • Familiarise yourself with the NDIS: Start by learning about what the NDIS is, what it covers, and how it works. This information can be found on the NDIS website.
  • Check eligibility: Determine if your child is eligible for NDIS support by using the eligibility checker tool.
  • Create an NDIS plan: Once your child is deemed eligible, an NDIS plan will be created to outline the support they will receive. This plan will include specific goals, funding, and services.
  • Work with an NDIS planner: An NDIS planner will help you create an NDIS plan and ensure that you understand how the plan works.
  • Choose providers: You have the option to choose from a range of providers who can deliver the services outlined in your NDIS plan.
  • Be sure to do your research and choose providers who have experience in working with children.
  • Keep records: Keep records of all interactions with the NDIS and any service providers. This will be helpful in case of any disputes or issues that arise.
  • Review and update the plan: NDIS plans are reviewed regularly, so it's important to keep the plan up-to-date to reflect any changes in your child's needs or goals.
  • By following these steps, you can help ensure that your child receives the support they need through the NDIS.

We work with the NDIS to give your family more choice and control over how, when and where your support is provided.

We can assist you through this process by:

  • Helping you identify your child’s and family goals
  • Assessments and reports to confirm a diagnosis
  • Providing supporting documentation
  • Attending planning meetings