What is NDIS?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is an Australian government
initiative designed to support individuals with disabilities by providing funding for
necessary services and supports. The NDIS aims to enhance the quality of life for
participants, helping them achieve their goals and participate fully in their
communities.

Key Features:

• Individualized Funding: Each participant receives a tailored plan based on
  their unique needs and goals.
• Choice and Control: Participants have the freedom to choose their service
  providers and manage their supports.
• Supports Offered: The NDIS funds a range of supports, including personal
  care, transport, therapeutic supports, and more.

NDIS Funding Categories:

• Core Supports: Daily activities, social participation, transport, and
  consumables.
• Capacity Building Supports: Development of skills and independence.
• Capital Supports: Investment in assistive technologies and home
  modifications.

How Funding is Used:

Participants can use their NDIS funding to pay for approved services and supports that help them achieve their individual goals. This includes support workers, therapies, equipment, and modifications to homes and vehicles.

For further information about the NDIS, feel free to visit their website https://www.ndis.gov.au/