Do you need help with day to day tasks?
Daily living skills are the skills you use every day, like cooking, budgeting, cleaning, shopping etc. Supports with daily living will help you learn to do these tasks on their own.
Contact us and have a chat with our friendly team to know more.
Your NDIS plan will outline a range of supports which are aimed to help you reach the goals specified in your plan. These supports can come from:
Reasonable and necessary supports are those funded by the NDIS, which will help participants to:
In order to be considered a support which is reasonable and necessary, it must:
Daily Living relates to four different support categories: Assistance with daily life, Transport, Consumables and Assistance with social and community participation . In an NDIS plan, the description under Daily Living will refer to two or more of these support categories.
This support category funds to assist/supervise personal tasks of daily life to enable you to live as independently as possible. This can include:
This also includes assistance for people living in a shared environment.
Funds to help purchase everyday use items. This can include:
Funds to enable a participant to engage community/social or recreational activities. This may include the provision of care as well as activity costs. Activities can include:
This can also include funding to document the process and expected outcomes.
Stated supports – not flexible
Any services listed as ‘stated supports’ are not flexible. This means funding has been allocated for a specific support or service, and you can’t use this funding for something else. You cannot swap ‘stated supports’ for any other supports.
In-kind supports – pre-paid
If there are supports in your plan that are listed as ‘in-kind’, it means the service has already been paid for by your state, territory or the Australian government. You must use this provider as they have already received payment and will provide all services that are booked. This means you cannot choose a provider for that service, however if you have a concern about using a specific in-kind provider, you are encouraged to raise your concerns with your ECEI Coordinator, LAC or NDIA planner.
As the NDIS roll out continues across Australia, it is expected that in-kind supports will be phased out and you will have choice and control over the providers you use.
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Come along with your Support Coordinator and family to inspect the property.
Next, we’ll work closely with your support network to organise your transition.
And that's it! Now it’s time to move into your new home and start a new journey
VIC – 340 Bell St, Preston, Melbourne, VIC, 3072
QLD – 202/58 Manila St, Beenleigh, Brisbane, QLD, 4207
NSW – 1/360 The Horsley Drive, Fairfield, Sydney, NSW, 2165
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