News, advice and resources from the Seareal team — for NDIS participants, families, carers and partners across Queensland.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme — usually shortened to NDIS — is a federal government program that pays for disability support. It started rolling out in Queensland in 2016, and by 2026 aroun…
Your NDIS plan has an end date, and when it comes around, you'll have a plan review. Sometimes it's an automatic continuation. Sometimes it's a meeting with your NDIA planner or LAC. What happens at t…
Here's the short answer. If you're under 65 and you have a permanent disability, NDIS is the relevant program. If you're 65 or over, the aged care system applies. That's the rule.
Getting your first NDIS plan involves a few steps, and the process isn't always well explained. You make an access request, gather evidence, attend a planning meeting, then wait — sometimes weeks — fo…
Most NDIS plans run to 15 or 20 pages. There's a lot in them — budget categories, funding amounts, support goals, registered providers, line items. And most participants and their families receive the…
NDIS funding isn't a single lump sum you spend however you like. It's divided into three budget categories — Core Supports, Capacity Building, and Capital Supports — and each has different rules about…
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