The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides funding to eligible Australians with permanent and significant disability. The NDIS aims to provide people with disability greater independence, access to skills training and jobs, and an improved quality of life. The NDIS is expected to support around 500,000 Australians with disability over the next five years. To receive NDIS funding, a person must apply and be deemed eligible based on disability and needs. The NDIS then works with participants to create individualized plans outlining the supports and services to be funded.

1. What is the NDIS?
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The NDIS provides funding to
eligible people with disability to
gain more time with family and
friends, greater independence,
access to new skills, jobs, or
volunteering in their community,
and an improved quality of life.

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The NDIA makes decisions about whether someone is
eligible to become an NDIS participant and, if so, how
much funding they will receive. This is based on legislation
called the NDIS Act 2013 which sets out what supports
and services are considered reasonable and necessary
for the NDIS to fund.
WHO'S DELIVERING THE NDIS

3. HOW THE NDIS WORKS
What is the NDIS? AM I ELIGIBLE? HOW DO I APPLY?
There are around 4.3 million
Australians who have a disability.
Within the next five years, the
NDIS will provide an estimated
500,000 Australians who have
permanent and significant
disability with funding for
supports and services.
Answer some simple
questions to see if you may
be able to apply for the
NDIS. These questions are
just a guide, the final
decision about eligibility is
up to the NDIA.
If you meet the eligibility
criteria you can ask to
become a participant by
completing an Access
Request Form.
IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE FOR THE NDIS AND HAVE RECEIVED AN ‘ACCESS DECISION’ LETTER, THE NEXT
STEP IS CREATING YOUR NDIS PLAN.

4. HOW THE NDIS WORKS
CREATING YOUR PLAN USING YOUR PLAN CHANGING YOUR PLAN
Your plan is a written agreement
worked out with you. Everyone's
plan is different. We will ask
questions about how you are
going in different areas of your
life, what goals you would like to
pursue, and what kind of help
and support you need.
Once you have your plan,
there are people who will
help you start it. Find out the
different types of budgets,
and how to use the
myplace portal.
Your plan reassessment is
the opportunity to check your
supports are working for you
and they are helping you
pursue your goals.

5. WHAT IS THE NDIS RESPONSIBLE FOR?
WHAT IS THE NDIS RESPONSIBLE FOR?
THE NDIS PROVIDES FUNDING TO ELIGIBLE PEOPLE BASED ON THEIR
INDIVIDUAL NEEDS.
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THERAPEUTIC SUPPORTS INCLUDING BEHAVIOUR SUPPORT
THE TYPES OF SUPPORTS THAT THE NDIS MAY FUND FOR
PARTICIPANTS INCLUDE:
THE TYPES OF SUPPORTS THAT THE NDIS MAY FUND FOR
PARTICIPANTS INCLUDE:
DAILY PERSONAL ACTIVITIES
HELP WITH HOUSEHOLD TASKS TO ALLOW THE PARTICIPANT TO
MAINTAIN THEIR HOME ENVIRONMENT.
MOBILITY EQUIPMENT, AND VEHICLE MODIFICATIONS.

6. CONTACT US
We are here for you.
Info@thisabilitycare.com.au
15 Barnes Crescent, Parafield
Gardens South Australia 5107
1300 140 472
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This Ability Care is being a registered NDIS Service provider in
Adelaide, South Australia is always available to their customers!.
Our NDIS support Service programs are available in all regions of
South australia. We are just one call away from you!

7. Thank You
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