Tag: NDIS Information

How to Spot Red Flag Behaviour in the NDIS

This article outlines the most common NDIS red flags, helping you recognise unsafe or unethical provider behaviour. Learn how to protect your rights, identify warning signs early and choose providers who prioritise safety, transparency and participant wellbeing.

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How Do NDIS Claims and Reimbursements Work?

Understanding NDIS claims and reimbursements can help you manage your funding more confidently. This guide explains when you can claim out-of-pocket expenses, how to submit a valid claim and what the NDIS considers “reasonable and necessary.” With the right steps, you can avoid delays and make the most of your NDIS plan.

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NDIS Guide for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) People

The NDIS for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities aims to break down barriers and ensure everyone receives the support they deserve. From language services to culturally competent care, this guide explains how people with disability from multicultural backgrounds can better access the NDIS and connect with services that reflect their unique needs and values.

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What the NDIS Funding Period Change Means for You

change in NDIS funding period will change how participants access their budgets. Instead of receiving the full amount upfront, funds will be released in smaller, regular blocks typically every three months. This update by the NDIA aims to make NDIS budget management easier, reduce overspending, and improve consistency of supports across the life of the plan.

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NDIS Early Childhood Approach: Support for Kids Under 9

The NDIS Early Childhood Approach supports children under 9 with developmental delays or disabilities through early intervention services. This guide explains how families can access NDIS-funded support, including therapy, education and family guidance without needing a formal diagnosis. Learn how early support builds essential life skills, confidence and independence.

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