How to Use Your NDIS Plan for Mental & Physical Wellbeing Supports NDIS wellbeing supports can help you look after both your mental and physical health — but only if you know which part of your plan funds them and how to ask for them. This guide explains, in plain English, what wellbeing supports the […]
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Support Coordination for Parents: Less Admin, More Time If you feel like you’re managing everything on your own, support coordination for parents exists for exactly this reason. Raising a child or caring for a family member withdisability is a full-time job on top of your actual life — the appointments, the paperwork, the phone calls,
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ADHD and the NDIS: Are You Covered? (2026 Guide) ADHD and the NDIS is one of the most common — and most misunderstood — questions Australian families ask us. The short answer is that ADHD is not automatically covered by the NDIS,but some people with ADHD do qualify. Whether you get access depends not
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Early Signs of Autism: 10 Signs & When to Seek Help Key takeaways The early signs of autism usually appear before age two, but it’s the pattern across several areas — not one single sign — that matters. Autism is mostly genetic and lifelong; it is not caused by parenting, diet or vaccines. You
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A support is “reasonable and necessary” — and can be funded by the NDIS — when it meets the six criteria set out in section 34 of the NDIS Act: it helps you pursue your goals, helps you take part socially and economically, is value for money, is likely to be effective, accounts for the
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