The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides essential support to individuals with disabilities, enabling them to manage everyday tasks and live with greater independence. Assistance with daily living is a key support funded by the NDIS, addressing important needs such as personal care, household tasks, meal preparation, and community participati...
Dementia is often thought of as an age-related condition, but younger onset dementia can affect people well before they turn 65. It significantly affects a person’s cognitive and functional abilities to the point where it affects everyday tasks and independent living. Understanding dementia as a disability rather than merely an age-related condition is funda...
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is committed to supporting people with autism and their families by offering services and funding tailored to each individual’s needs. By focusing on evidence-based practices and fostering collaboration between families, professionals, and communities, the NDIS strives to enhance independence, inclusion, and qu...
Achieving your ideal living arrangement is a crucial step toward a life of independence. Individualised Living Options (ILO) support under the NDIS helps people with disabilities to design and achieve living arrangements tailored to personal preferences and support needs. ILO goes beyond traditional disability housing solutions by emphasising choice, flexibi...
Community participation involves the inclusion of individuals with disabilities in social, recreational, educational, and employment activities within their community to foster independence, personal growth, and social interaction. Supported by funding from the National Disability Insurance Scheme, community participation offers access to tailored programs w...
