NDIS
Source: NDIS Australia - 2021
What is the NDIS?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a government-funded program that provides support for Australians with disabilities, their families, and carers. It aims to help individuals achieve their goals, live independently, and participate fully in their communities.
The NDIS offers funding for a range of services tailored to each person’s needs, covering areas like daily activities, social participation, and skills development. This support empowers people with disabilities to build meaningful lives with greater independence and confidence.
NDIS Supports
Daily Living Assistance
Support with everyday tasks such as personal care, cooking, and household management, helping you live independently.
Community and Social Participation
Assistance to join social, recreational, and community activities, helping you stay connected and build relationships.
Transport and Travel Assistance
Support for accessing reliable transport options so you can get to work, appointments, or social events safely and independently.
Employment Support
Guidance and resources to help you find and maintain meaningful employment, fostering financial independence and personal growth.
Who qualifies for the NDIS?
Age Requirement
Must be between 7 and 65 years old when applying.
Australian Residency
Must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or hold a Protected Special Category Visa.
Disability Requirement
Must have a permanent and significant disability that impacts daily life and requires support.
Early Intervention Access
If support is needed to prevent further disability or reduce future support needs, you may qualify.
