Social and recreation activities are vital for enhancing your health and wellbeing, helping you connect with others and develop new skills. If you have a disability and need extra support to participate, the NDIS may be able to fund the assistance you require.

Every behaviour has a purpose and communicates a message. Understanding these behaviours is crucial, especially when they cause harm or impact your quality of life.

Supports that are not NDIS supports that may be considered replacement supports Replacement supports The following information outlines items that are not NDIS supports but

Replacement supports This fact sheet explains: What is a replacement support? NDIS laws determine what we can and can’t fund. Things we can fund are

Home modifications are essential changes to your living space that can significantly enhance your independence and quality of life. Whether it’s widening doorways for wheelchair access or installing grab rails in the bathroom, these modifications can make daily tasks easier and safer.

Supported independent living Original Document Found at: NDIS Our Guidlines Background on home and living supports There are several different types of NDIS supports we

Discover the updated NDIS guidelines for Short Term Respite (STR) in our comprehensive executive summary. STR offers vital support for participants and their informal carers, allowing for temporary breaks to sustain caring arrangements and promote independence. With flexible usage options and clear eligibility criteria, this program is designed to meet the unique needs of individuals with disabilities. Learn about funding limits, what’s covered, and important changes that enhance the support provided. Dive into the details to understand how STR can make a difference for you and your family!