Informational resources for NDIS participants, families and carers in Perth, Western Australia.
Choosing an NDIS support provider starts with understanding your support needs, checking the provider’s services and registration where required, comparing communication and costs, and reviewing the service agreement before starting support.
Look for a registered NDIS provider that offers the services you need, has appropriate worker screening and training, communicates clearly, follows participant safety processes, and provides transparent service agreements and pricing.
Read articleNDIS support for independent living can assist eligible participants with disability-related daily activities, skill development and community access. Supported Independent Living (SIL) is one option for participants who need regular assistance or supervision at home.
Read articleNDIS participants may access different supports depending on their individual goals, disability-related needs, plan funding and current NDIS rules. Supports can include daily living, community participation, capacity building, assistive technology and home and living supports.
Read articleNDIS support can help eligible participants build everyday skills, make choices, participate in the community and work towards personal goals. The appropriate support depends on the participant’s individual circumstances and plan.
Read articleAsk an NDIS provider about services, worker training, availability, pricing, travel charges, cancellations, communication, complaints, service agreements and experience with your specific support needs before choosing a provider.
Read articlePrepare for an NDIS provider meeting by listing your support needs, goals, preferences and questions. Bring relevant plan information and ask about services, costs, worker availability, communication and service agreements.
Read articleSIL funds support workers who assist participants with daily activities at home, while SDA relates to specialist disability accommodation. Other NDIS home and living options include Individualised Living Options and home modifications.
Read articleFamilies can support NDIS participant independence by encouraging choice, allowing participants to practise everyday skills, respecting privacy and preferences, and working collaboratively with providers while keeping the participant at the centre of decisions.
Read articleTo find NDIS support services in Perth, identify the support you need, use the NDIS Provider Finder where appropriate, research providers, compare services and costs, and meet potential providers before starting services.
Read articleNDIS community participation support can help eligible participants access meaningful social, recreational, educational and community activities in line with their goals and funded supports.
Read articleNDIS community nursing may support eligible participants with disability-related health needs. The specific support must meet NDIS requirements, and some high-intensity supports require appropriately trained and qualified workers.
Read articleShort-term respite can provide a temporary change in support arrangements for eligible participants and a break for informal carers. Availability, funding and arrangements depend on the participant’s plan and circumstances.
Read articleNDIS life skills support can help eligible participants practise practical abilities such as cooking, household routines, communication, planning and community access, depending on their goals and funded supports.
Read articleNDIS transport assistance may support eligible participants whose disability affects their ability to use ordinary transport. Funding and provider travel arrangements depend on individual circumstances and current NDIS rules.
Read articleComplex disability support may involve specialised daily personal activities or disability-related health supports requiring additional worker skills, training, supervision and safety procedures.
Read articleNDIS home and community support can assist eligible participants with disability-related daily activities and community participation, depending on their plan, goals and individual support needs.
Read articleAn NDIS service agreement sets out the supports a provider will deliver, pricing, responsibilities, cancellation arrangements and other terms. Participants should read and understand the agreement before services begin.
Read articlePrepare for an NDIS plan review by reviewing your goals, documenting progress and changing needs, identifying what is working, and preparing questions about your current and future support requirements.
Read articleAn NDIS support coordinator can help some participants understand and use their plan, connect with providers, resolve practical support issues and build skills to manage their supports, depending on their funded plan.
Read articleTalk to our friendly Perth team about your goals — we’ll help you understand the options that fit your circumstances.
