Funding to cover expenses related to assisting or supervising you to undertake daily tasks. This could include:
Funding to cover costs to access and participate in the community, such as:
Funding to pay for everyday items and low risk/low-cost products, like:
Funding to cover transport from a provider, for example:
Funding to support you to live as independently as possible, with options including:
Funding for some of the fees and charges related to young people in residential aged care, like:
Funding to pay for supports to help you develop behavioural management strategies to reduce behaviours of concern.
Funding for a plan manager (like us!) to manage your budget, deal with your providers, speak with the NDIA about your claims, and process your invoices.
Funding to cover supports that help you find and keep a job. This may include employment-related support, training, and assessments.
Funding to pay for supports that are directly related to managing the impact of your disability on your health.
Funding to cover supports to help you to maintain, develop or increase your skills and capacity for independence and community participation, including assessments, training and therapy.
Funding to help you find and keep suitable accommodation to live in, including assistance with securing a rental property and meeting tenancy obligations.
Funding to pay for supports to help you take part in skills-based learning to develop independence in accessing the community.
Funding for supports to assist you to move from school to further education, such as university or TAFE. Examples include training, advice and support.
Funding to help you develop positive social skills and interact with others in the community.
Funding for support coordinators and psychosocial recovery coaches to help you understand your NDIS plan and build connections with NDIS providers, the community, and other mainstream supports.
Funding to cover specialised technology or equipment to assist you to live more independently, like:
Funding to cover supports to maintain and repair assistive technology and pay for short term rental and trial of assistive technology supports.
Funding to cover structural modifications to your home to make it easier for you to live there. This also includes assessment, delivery, adjustment, and maintenance of home modifications.
Funding to pay some of the costs associated with living in a house that’s designed specifically for people with extreme functional impairment or very high support needs.
Funding to cover everyday transport needs, including public transport or taxis.
Funding to cover expenses related to assisting you to undertake daily tasks. This could include:
Funding to cover transport expenses related to the impact of your disability, such as:
Funding to pay for everyday items and low risk/low-cost products, like:
Funding to cover costs to access and participate in the community, such as:
Funding to cover a support coordinator to help you put your plan into action and organise your supports, build connections within the community, and prepare for reassessment.
Funding to help you find suitable accommodation to live more independently, including assistance with securing a rental property and meeting tenancy obligations.
Funding to pay for tuition fees, art classes, sports coaching, camps and other activities that build skills and independence. Activity-based transport is also included.
Funding to pay for a support worker to assist you at work or help you to find a job, life and work coaches, private recruitment specialists, career counsellors, and mentors.
Funding to pay for someone to help you build your social skills or behavioural therapy services.
Funding to pay for a personal trainer, exercise physiologist or dietitian.
Funding for a support worker to provide advice on further education, support you with applications to further education organisations, support you at orientation events, or assist you to participate in further education.
Funding for a plan manager (like us!) to manage your budget, deal with your providers, speak with the NDIA about your claims, and process your invoices.
Funding to cover therapies and programs to build your capacity to reduce the impact of your disability, including physiotherapy, speech pathology, and occupational therapy.
Funding to cover specialised technology or equipment to assist you to live more independently, like:
Funding to cover structural modifications to your home to make it easier for you to live there. This also includes assessment, delivery, adjustment, and maintenance of home modifications. This category may also cover Specialist Disability Accommodation if you require special housing because of your disability.
