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The following is a summary of the Supports and Services that are currently available

currently

to a participant under the NDIS

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Introduction

Supports and services delivered for NDIS participants fall into the following categories.

Support Category

Category Purpose

Core

A support that helps a participant complete daily living activities.

Capital

A support for an investment, such as assistive technologies, equipment and home or vehicle modifications, or funding for capital costs (e.g. to pay for Specialist Disability Accommodation).

Capacity Building

A support that helps a participant build their independence and skills.


Additional Information

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NDIS Core Supports

NDIS Support


Category

Options for

services

Services

Assistance with


Daily Life

Personal care and domestic tasks – such as showering, personal
hygiene and moving around the house. Preparation and delivery of


meals. Assistance with and/or supervising tasks of daily life in a Shared


Living Environment (i.e. respite care).

Transport

Transport to and from school for students. Taxis or other private
transport option. Training to use public transport.

Consumables

Purchasing everyday use items – such as toilet and bathroom
equipment, incontinence product. Interpreting or translating supports


(for people who live with blindness or deafness. Home Enteral


Nutrition (HEN) – such as nutritional supplement drink, or a special


formula.

Assistance with
Social & Community
Participation

Arts and craft classes. Activities that build skills and independence.


NDIS

CAPITAL SUPPORTS
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY EQUIPMENT, HOME OR VEHICLE MODIFICATIONS ARE FUNDED
THROUGH THE CAPITAL SUPPORT BUDGET

Capital Supports

Assistive Technology equipment, home or vehicle modifications are funded through the capital support budget. Capital Supports enables an investment, such as assistive technologies, equipment and home
or vehicle modifications, or funding for capital costs (i.e. to pay for Specialist Disability


Accommodation). Capital funding is not flexible, most items are subject to quotes.

NDIS Support Category

Options for Services

Assistive Technology

Equipment or modifications in a vehicle. Wheelchairs,


pressure mattresses, standing frames. Assistive


products for household tasks.

Home Modifications and
Specialised Disability


Accommodation (SDA)

Elevator-home Modification to bathroom, toilet, laundry,


kitchen. Accommodation for people who require


specialist housing solutions.


NDIS

CORE SUPPORTS
NDIS CAPACITY BUILDING
CAPACITY BUILDING CAN SUPPORT GAINING NEW SKILLS, RESOURCES AND CONFIDENCE
TO PARTICIPATE IN THE COMMUNITY.

Capacity Building

Capacity building can support the participant in gaining new skills, accessing resources and building confidence to participate in the community. Capacity Building funding is broken down into nine support categories which will be aligned to


goals

Support Coordination, Improved living arrangements, Increased social participation, Finding and keeping a job, Improved relationships, Improved health and wellbeing, Improved learning, Improved life choices and Improved daily living.

NDIS Support


Category

Options for Services

Support


Coordination

Assistance to implement NDIS plan. Assistance to strengthen abilities


to connect with informal, mainstream and funded supports. Support


coordinators will look for all the services that the participant needs to


access in accordance with their budget

.

Improved Living


Arrangements

Assistance with accommodation and tenancy obligations. Disability


housing and support initiative (DHASI).

Increased Social


and Community
Participation

Centre based respite. Group fitness for people with disability.
Community access programs.

Finding and


Keeping a Job

Employment preparation. Workplace assistance. School Leaver
Employment Supports (SLES).

Improved


Relationships

Specialist behavioural intervention support. Individualised social skills


development.

Improved Health &
Wellbeing

Exercise physiology. Personal training. Dietician consultation.

Improved Learning

Skills training to move from school to further education. Assistance


with arrangements and orientation to move from school to further


education.

Improved Life


Choices

Financial services who undertake the financial administration of NDIS


plan. ( Plan Management)

Improved Daily


Living

Physiotherapy. Maintenance therapy – such as podiatry, occupational


therapy. Early Childhood Intervention Supports.