NDIS
NDIS – what does it mean?
NDIS or the National Disability Insurance Scheme is a specialized agency responsible for the well-being of its participants. The NDIS states its main objective as “to provide all Australians who acquire a permanent disability before the age of 65 which substantially impacts how they manage everyday activities with the reasonable and necessary supports they need to live an ordinary life.” It funds supports and services that are closely aligned with the goals and desires of Australians who have permanent and significant disability. Participants will receive information and connections to access community and mainstream services. Safe Nests sets out with the same objectives to guide NDIS participants around the potential pitfalls of everyday life.
Am I eligible?
The NDIS is eligible for people with a permanent and significant disability between the ages of 7 to 64 years of age. Moreover, only Australian people, Australian citizens, permanent Visa holders, and Protected Special Category Visa holders are eligible to receive NDIS support care and services. To get started with the NDIS, you need to complete the NDIS Access Request Form. Then you are either found eligible or not eligible. If you are then you will be contacted to arrange a meeting to discuss your NDIS plan and more.
Your NDIS Plan:
Participants are actively encouraged to set their own objectives and meet them by capitalizing on their NDIS plan. The NDIS plan is all what you need and wish to pursue in your life. Our team of experts will work together with you to draw up a plan that is best tailored to your support needs and personal interests. Here at Safe Nests we strive for greater efficiency to outline your desired plan.
Our staff at Safe Nests will help NDIS participants to:
- Set goals
- Plan meeting checklist
- Ways to manage your funding
- Plan budget and rules
- Start their plan
- Understand their plan
- Manage their plan
- Change and modify their plan
- Plan review
