A core support is an activity that helps you in your everyday life. The biggest thing to remember with your core budget is that the funding is the most flexible and in most cases you can use it across the four support categories.
A capital support provides funding for high cost equipment, home or vehicle modifications. The NDIS are very specific in what this funding can be used for. Capital funding is not flexible and must be used for what it is allocated for.
Think of capacity building as an activity that helps you learn new skills. This includes skills to live independently, prepare for a job, or getting help with your NDIS plan. Capacity funding can only be used for services in the support category.
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