NDIS information

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) can be a complicated system to navigate, so we like to be there to help you wherever we can.

Preparing for the NDIS

Often the key to NDIS success is in the preparation. Here are some helpful pages to help you get ready.

NDIS Eligibility

Wondering if you're eligible for the NDIS? On this page we break down what you need to know.

Your NDIS Plan

Everything you need to know about your NDIS Plan.

NDIS Plan reassessment

NDIS Plan reassessment is how the NDIS works out how much funding you will receive. Here are our tips.

Understanding the NDIS

When it comes to the NDIS, there’s a lot to digest and understand. Below are some pages that can help you on your NDIS journey.

Who can help me?

We take a look at the people who can help you on your NDIS journey.

How NDIS funding works

Understanding NDIS budgets and how to use them can help you make the most of your NDIS funding.

How you can manage your NDIS funding

There are a few ways you can choose to manage your NDIS funding. On this page we take a look at them.

Helpful resources

Woman using app on her smart device

NDIS information

Answering your questions about the 'my NDIS App'

With nearly 84 per cent of the world’s population now owning a smartphone, mobile applications have become an efficient way to manage your finances, and communicate and connect with your community.
Smiling support worker and client stand with arms out

NDIS information

What is respite and how can you include it in your NDIS plan?

Respite is essentially time you spend outside of your usual living arrangements, whether that’s living with family, friends or housemates. Respite is a service that can be used for just a few hours or up to a few weeks.
Teamwork works - A strong NDIS keeps the team working - teamwork.org.au

NDIS information

How a strong NDIS is good for the economy - why Teamwork works

Did you know that for every dollar spent on the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), the scheme delivers $2.25 to the broader Australian economy?