Setting meaningful NDIS goals can transform your loved one's journey toward greater independence and a fulfilling life. This guide will help you support them through the goal-setting process, ensuring their NDIS plan truly reflects their aspirations and needs.

Caring for someone with disability, mental illness, or chronic conditions can be rewarding but demanding. Research shows that carers are two and a half times more likely to have low wellbeing compared to other Australians.

Understanding the NDIS application timeline helps you plan and manage expectations during this important journey. The process involves several stages, each with specific timeframes that can affect your overall experience.

Self-advocacy represents your ability to speak up for yourself and communicate your needs effectively within the NDIS system. Research shows that only 38% of NDIS participants currently feel able to advocate for themselves. Building these skills empowers you to take control of your NDIS journey and achieve better outcomes.

As a guardian, your role is critical in ensuring your family member’s NDIS plan aligns with their needs and goals. Here’s how to approach this complex system effectively.

If you’re preparing for an NDIS planning meeting, you might be wondering what to expect and how to make the most of this important step. The planning meeting is a chance for you to discuss your goals, needs, and the supports that will help you live your best life.

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides funding for supports that help participants manage daily tasks impacted by their disability. Understanding how to request these services ensures you access the assistance needed to live independently.

Choosing the right living arrangement under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) can be daunting.

Short-term accommodation (STA) plays a significant role in supporting the development of social skills for individuals with disabilities.

Building on the insights from our previous article, assistance with daily living is crucial because it bridges the gap between challenges an

Short Term Accommodation (also known as respite care) provides temporary support and housing for individuals with a disability.