If you or someone you care for has a disability, you may be eligible for support from the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). One important decision you'll need to make is how to manage your NDIS funding. Self-managing your own plan is one option, but plan management is another alternative worth considering. Here's what you need to know about plan management and its benefits. What Is Plan Management? Plan management involves outsourcing the financial administration and management of your NDIS plan to a professional Plan Manager accredited by the NDIA.

If you live with a disability, you may have heard people referring to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). But what exactly is an NDIS provider, and how can they help you? This blog takes a closer look at what NDIS providers do and why they are so important for people who need additional support. What is an NDIS Provider?  An NDIS provider is an organisation or person that has been approved by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) to provide services or support on behalf of the NDIS.

If you're about to receive NDIS funding for the first time, then you have to choose how you spend the money in a plan. Typically, you have three options here. You choose which one to use. In some cases, you can combine options for a blended approach. What do you need to know?  1. You Can Self-Manage Your Funding Some people choose to manage their NDIS funds themselves. They choose how to spend this money and where to spend it.

As the name implies, supported independent living is a form of support designed to help people live as comfortably and independently as possible. Generally, it entails assistance or supervision in managing or accomplishing daily tasks, and it's usually best for those with high support needs. For instance, people living with disabilities can benefit from supported independent living. Therefore, whether it's you or your loved one living with a disability, you may want to consider supported independent living to ensure they live their lives to the fullest.

Anyone who suffers from any type of disability is likely to need some degree of support at some stage in their lifetime. The NDIS is a federal scheme designed to support people who are members of the scheme, intended to help them develop life skills and learning opportunities that can help them lead more independent lives. What is the NDIS? The NDIS stands for the National Disability Insurance Scheme, a national network of support providers, who will be accountable to the government and will help deliver a wide range of different services aimed at people who have a disability which is deemed to be permanent and is likely to affect them for most of their lives.