The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is the new Australia-wide method of providing support for eligible people with permanent and significant disabilities, their families and carers.

It is known that everyone has their own particular requirements in order to achieve a greater degree of independence and quality of life. Therefore, participants of the NDIS will be assisted in developing personalised NDIS support plans based on their needs, preferences, and aspirations.

NDIS plans are flexible, responsive and have a whole-of-life approach to support.

Therefore, the NDIS aims to support people with disability by giving participants choice and control over their social and economic participation and their types of support and their life goals.

For further information on the NDIS, please refer to our NDIS Menu items.

The NDIA

The NDIS is delivered by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA).
The NDIA is responsible for:

Deciding whether a person can become a participant in the NDIS
Approving, suspending and reviewing participant NDIS plans
Registering organisations to become NDIS providers
Developing and enhancing the disability sector
Building community awareness of disabilities

Do you need our support or help?

If you wish to receive additional information or access our NDIS services, please contact us on 0435 760 582 / 0403 545 467 and one of our friendly team members will be happy to help and guide you.