With direct funding, NDIS provides support to eligible people with permanent and significant disabilities.
Having a choice of how, when, and where to receive the same they have an increased participation in society
through employment, skill development and independence.
The new system was designed to better serve the needs of people with disabilities in Australia.
Eligibility is based on residency and having a permanent and significant disability.
The NDIS is managed by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA).
NDIS funds supports related to daily living, social participation, health and well-being, education, employment, and more.
Yes, participants have the choice and control to select service providers that best suit their needs.
Your NDIS plan is created based on your goals, needs, and aspirations discussed during your planning meeting.
Yes, participants can request a plan review if their needs or circumstances change.
Local Area Coordinators (LACs) help participants navigate the NDIS, create their plans, and connect to services.
If you disagree with an NDIS decision, you can request an internal review, and if required, appeal externally through the AAT.
Generally, NDIS is available to Australian residents aged under 65 at the time of application.
You can contact the NDIA, speak with a Local Area Coordinator, or visit the official NDIS website for more resources and help.
