The NDIS and aged care are two separate government systems, and turning 65 is where they meet. This guide explains who can stay on the NDIS after 65, who cannot
An NDIS plan example is the quickest way to understand a plan before you hold your own. The NDIA publishes a sample plan of its own, built around a fictitious
The NDIS reasonable and necessary criteria are the legal test the NDIA uses to decide which supports go into your plan. A support is only funded if it passes every
An NDIS change of circumstances is any change in your life that affects, or might affect, your NDIS plan, your access request or your status as a participant. The NDIS
Working out how to choose an NDIS plan manager is harder than it should be, because almost every guide on how to choose an NDIS plan manager is a ranked list of
A functional capacity assessment looks at what you can and cannot do in everyday life, rather than at your diagnosis. In the NDIS, it is one of the most commonly requested pieces
Looking for NDIS goals examples before a planning conversation is one of the most sensible things you can do. After all, goals sit at the front of every NDIS plan, they shape
An NDIS carer statement is a written account of the care you actually provide, prepared for a planning conversation or a plan reassessment. It is not an official form, and the National
The most searched question about NDIS funding autism level 1 is how much money a Level 1 diagnosis is worth. The honest answer is that there is no Level 1 amount, and
If your child or you have been diagnosed with autism at Level 2, the first question is almost always the same: what does the NDIS actually fund, and how much
