As we approach R U OK Day, it's important to highlight how the NDIS can support those living with psychosocial disabilities. The NDIS provides funding to help individuals improve their functional abilities, enhance independence, and participate more fully in work, social, and community life.

One of the most significant updates with the NDIS is the introduction of the new NDIS computer system called PACE. In this blog, we’ll explore what PACE is, how it works, and what it means for NDIS participants and providers.

The school holidays are a perfect time to explore new activities and create lasting memories. For children with disabilities, finding accessible and inclusive activities can sometimes be challenging. To help you, we’ve compiled a list of five disability-friendly activities that everyone can enjoy.

Are you trying to navigate the NDIS? Understanding the array of supports and services available can be daunting. Let us break it down.

The NDIS is a transformative program in Australia, providing support to people with disabilities to lead fulfilling lives. Central to the NDIS are two key roles: Plan Managers and Support Coordinators. While they both play a crucial part in assisting NDIS participants, their functions and focuses are distinct.

Selecting the right plan manager is a crucial step in ensuring that you get the most out of your NDIS plan. A plan manager plays a significant role in helping you navigate the complexities of the NDIS and access the supports and services you need.

When invoicing for NDIS participants, it is important to ensure that all the required information is included on the invoice to be paid efficiently.

With the return to school upon us, we have been investigating what supports the NDIS can fund to assist children with disability or additional needs to make their learning experience better.

Navigating the NDIS can be a challenging experience for many. However, with the right supports, you can learn the skills needed to become more independent and achieve your goals.