NDIS
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Empowering Life Change Through NDIS
Our mission with the NDIS is to empower individuals to create meaningful life changes. By providing tailored support, we help participants embark on a transformative journey toward better health and a brighter future, collaborating closely with clients and their families to align services with their unique goals.
With a comprehensive range of therapies and support options, we focus on fostering independence and enhancing overall well-being. Together, we pave the way for a fulfilling life, supporting our clients every step of the way.
NDIS Role to Participants
Personalised Support Plans
NDIS helps participants develop individualised plans tailored to their specific needs, goals, and aspirations, ensuring they receive the right support.
Access to Services
The NDIS provides access to a wide range of services, including therapy, equipment, and community participation, enabling participants to live more independently.
Financial Assistance
Participants receive funding to cover various support and services, helping them manage costs associated with their disability and empowering them to make choices about their care.
Empowerment and Advocacy
The NDIS promotes participant empowerment by encouraging self-advocacy and providing resources to help individuals express their needs and preferences effectively.
“Partner with Ability Allied Health and witness powerful transformations in your health and future.”
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Understand the NDIS
Age Requirement: You must be under 65 years old when you apply.
Residency: You need to be an Australian citizen, have a permanent visa, or hold a Protected Special Category visa.
Disability Requirement: You must have a permanent and significant disability that:
- Limits your ability to participate in daily activities or engage in the community.
- Requires support or help from others.
Early Intervention: For children under 6, eligibility may also depend on the need for early intervention to reduce future support needs or address developmental delays.
