Frequently Asked Questions

1. Contact the NDIS: Start by contacting the NDIS or visiting their website to begin your application. You can apply online or request a paper form if that’s more convenient.
2. Provide Necessary Documentation: You will need to provide documents that confirm your identity and your disability. This includes medical reports and assessments that outline how your disability affects your daily life.
3. Plan Meeting: Once your eligibility is confirmed, you’ll have a planning meeting with an NDIS representative. This meeting can be face-to-face or over the phone. It’s a chance to discuss your needs and the kinds of support that would help you.

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• Residency Requirements: You must be an Australian citizen, a permanent resident, or hold a Protected Special Category Visa.
• Age Requirements: You must be under 65 years of age when you make the application.
• Disability Requirements: Your disability must be permanent and significant, affecting your ability to participate in everyday activities.

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• Individualised Plans: Each participant receives an individualised plan that outlines the funding they are eligible for and how it can be used.
• Types of Support: Funding can cover a wide range of supports, from personal care to equipment and home modifications.
• Plan Management: You can manage your funding yourself, choose someone to manage it for you, or have the NDIS manage it on your behalf.

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Yes, you have the freedom to choose your service providers to ensure that you receive care that meets your specific needs.

Your NDIS plan is reviewed regularly, and you can request a review at any time if your needs change.

After your plan is approved, it can take several weeks for the funding to become accessible. It’s important to keep in close contact with your NDIS planner during this time.