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It’s important to check in on your plan along the way and make sure it’s in good health not just at the start and end but also in the middle.
NDIS category confusion
It’s common for people to be overwhelmed by their NDIS plans and wonder what all the categories mean. Don’t worry, we can explain.
NDIS Dictionary: Breaking down the jargon
The NDIS can be really confusing, especially for people who haven't had an NDIS plan...
My Plan Manager welcomes government commitment to NDIS reforms
As one of Australia’s largest and most established National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)...
What’s the difference between self management and plan management for NDIS plans?
Are you looking for more control over your NDIS plan? Both plan-managed and self-managed...
Be savvy this Scam Awareness Week
As part of Scam Awareness Week, we are reminding clients and providers that My Plan Manager...
Bradley’s kicking goals thanks to NDIS support for business start-up
Bradley Bettens describes himself as enthusiastic about fitness, fun and friendship for both...
Who’s who? (and what do they do?): Roles of NDIS planners, local area coordinators (LACs), support coordinators, and plan managers
On your NDIS journey, you interact with a lot of people working in different roles, with somewhat...
How do I find and choose my NDIS service providers?
Finding a service provider that suits your needs can be a lengthy process, but once you find the...
How do I get plan management in my NDIS plan?
Getting set up for plan management is easy - you just need to ask your NDIA planner or local area...
FEATURED: MY COMMUNITY
Finding your voice: fighting for your child’s rights
By Marie-Louise Carroll This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. My son was 11 when he had a stroke and I became a carer. My family’s lives were turned upside down and everything changed. I was suddenly a wife, a mother, a support worker, a...
Understanding Autistic Empathy
By Chris This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. There exists a widespread myth that Autistic people have no sense of empathy. There’s no one source to this myth as it is a complicated issue. When I was young it was difficult to show emotions...
My hearing disability
By Giovanni Graziano This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. It's quiet. It always is without my hearing aids. Apparently its always been that way. A genetic defect that was bestowed to me at birth. “I’m not deaf, just hearing impaired” I...
FEATURED: MY RESOURCES
Five tips to get the most out of your NDIS plan
You have your NDIS plan set up and ticking along, so now what? Your plan is there to meet your needs and empower you to live a better life. That’s why it’s important to check in on your plan and make sure it’s working for you. My Plan Manager is here to help you make...
Deciding whether to become an NDIS-registered provider
The decision as to whether you register for the NDIS is a big one for your business and you should carefully consider the pros and cons. Becoming an NDIA registered provider means you have to go through a lengthy and...
NDIS category confusion
It's common for people to be overwhelmed by their NDIS plans and wonder what all the categories mean. Don't worry, we can explain. There are three types of support budgets that may appear in your NDIS plan: core, capacity building and capital supports. Your NDIS...