What is NDIS?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is an Australian government initiative designed to provide support and services to individuals with permanent and significant disabilities. It funds personalized plans tailored to meet participants’ unique needs, goals, and aspirations, enhancing their quality of life.

How Does NDIS Help?
Through the NDIS, participants can access a variety of supports, including:
- Therapy and rehabilitation services
- Assistive technology and mobility aids
- Community participation programs
- Support for independent living
NDIS Supports & Services
The NDIS provides funding for essential supports that help participants achieve their goals and live more independently.
These supports are designed to enhance daily living, increase social participation, and promote personal growth.
Assistance with Daily Life | Transport | Consumables |
Improved Learning | Improved Life Choices | Improved Daily Living |
Coordination of Supports | Improved Living Arrangements | Home Modifications |
Finding and Keeping a Job | Improved Relationships | Improved Health and Wellbeing |
Assistance with Social and Community Participation | Assistive Technology | Increased Social and Community Participation |
Supports Not Funded by the NDIS ☹
The NDIS Act and NDIS Rules outline the types of supports that cannot be funded under the scheme.
A support will not be funded if it:
1. is not related to the participant’s disability
2. is the same as other supports delivered under different funding through the NDIS
3. relates to day-to-day living costs that are not related to a participant’s support needs
4. is likely to cause harm to the participant or pose a risk to others
5. can be more appropriately or effectively delivered by another system, such as health or the education
For more details, visit the official NDIS website or contact us for guidance.