What is NDIS

In 2013, the National Disability Insurance Scheme was founded to help those with living with a disability get the needed assistance, protect their human rights and offer them fair representation in their immediate environment.

The sole aim of the NDIS is to ensure that people living with a disability are able to achieve their daily goals and live a good normal life.

NDIS is an insurance program with a clear ideology on the need to improve on the socioeconomic system through adequate investment in people with disabilities. The scheme focuses on ensuring proper representation is established for people living with disability. Although, not means tested the program is being managed and funded by Australian citizens, it is potentially expected to have not less than 460,000 citizens with observable disabilities under the age of 65 come on 2020.

NDIS has helped to achieve maximum independence alongside employment opportunities, improved socioeconomic system and general wellbeing of people with disabilities.

Access the NDIS

People who meet the NDIS access requirements are called participants. Participants receive funded supports and an individual plan. If you are a person with disability and want to join the NDIS, you need to meet the access requirements.

These include:

Am I eligible?

To join the NDIS you need to meet access requirements

How to apply?

If you think you meet these criteria, you can apply to join the NDIS.

Local NDIA and Partners in the Community Staff can also help you apply.

For more information you can use the following number 

1800 800 110

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