Your NDIS plan is based on your needs, goals and circumstances at the time it is created. But life can change. Your support needs may increase, your living situation may change, or the supports in your current plan may no longer work for you. When this happens, you may need to ask for a change
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Having a support coordinator can make it easier to understand your NDIS plan, find suitable providers and organise your supports. But the relationship works best when you know what you need and stay involved in the decisions. I wrote this guide after seeing how often people have questions about what a support coordinator actually does
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Psychosocial recovery coaching can help NDIS participants work towards greater independence, build confidence, and manage everyday challenges. The right support depends on your goals, needs, and NDIS plan. I wrote this after seeing how often people have questions about the difference between a psychosocial recovery coach and other NDIS supports. The information in this guide
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Community participation in the NDIS means getting involved in social, recreational and community activities with the support you need because of your disability. This can include joining a local sports group, attending a class, visiting friends, volunteering, going to community events, or building skills that help you take part more independently. I wanted to write
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NDIS personal care is support with personal daily activities that you may find difficult because of your disability. It can include help with showering, dressing, grooming, toileting, eating, moving around and other personal tasks. I wrote this guide because personal care is one of those NDIS supports that sounds simple until you start working out
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A psychosocial recovery coach is an NDIS-funded worker who supports people with psychosocial disability with their recovery journey. They can help you understand your NDIS plan, connect with services, build skills and work towards greater independence. I wrote this guide because the role of a psychosocial recovery coach can be confusing when you are already
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Supported Independent Living, commonly called SIL, is an NDIS support for people who need significant help or supervision at home. It can help you manage daily activities, develop living skills and work towards greater independence. SIL can include support for up to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, depending on your individual support
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Choosing between a psychosocial recovery coach and a support coordinator can be confusing. Both can help you understand and use your NDIS plan, connect with services and work towards your goals. However, their focus and approach are different. This guide is for NDIS participants, families, carers and anyone helping a participant decide which type of
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Choosing an NDIS provider is an important decision. The provider you choose will be involved in delivering supports that relate to your everyday needs and NDIS goals. Before agreeing to anything, it helps to ask clear questions and understand exactly what you are signing up for. I wrote this guide because one of the most
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Getting your NDIS Funding plan approved is a big step. The next challenge is making sure your funding is used in a way that genuinely helps you reach your goals. Many participants worry about spending too much, spending too little, or choosing services that are not the right fit. I decided to write this article
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