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Your NDIS plan sets out your goals and the supports that may help you pursue those goals and live as independently as possible. We call this the ‘participant’s statement of goals and aspirations’.

Your early childhood partner, LAC or Support Coordinator will help you start your NDIS plan. They can help you: understand your plan and what supports and services you can pay for with your NDIS funding

Starting your plan. The NDIS can work with you to put your plan into action, and depending on your situation there are a range of people who can help you implement your plan and support you to start receiving supports.

Information on understanding your current supports, preparing for your planning meeting, attending a planning meeting to create your plan, receiving your approved NDIS plan, using your plan and reviewing your plan.

2011年12月3日 · The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) is an independent statutory agency. Our role is to implement the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

contact your local NDIS Office or local NDIS partner or call 1800 800 110 and ask for an NDIS Access Request Form (PDF 1MB) to be mailed or emailed to you. download and complete the NDIS Access Request Form (PDF 1MB) on your computer and email it to [email protected] with supporting information .

If your plan reaches its end date and your new plan hasn’t been finalised yet, your current plan will be automatically extended for up to 12 months. This is part of our commitment under our Corporate Plan 2020–2024 and Participant Service Charter to deliver a quality experience for you.

2019年10月10日 · Once your plan is approved, you need to understand different budgets, who can help you start using your plan, and how your plan is managed

Plan management is when a provider supports you to manage funding in your NDIS plan. These providers are known as plan managers. Plan management is different from having the NDIA manage funding in your NDIS plan, or you choosing to self-manage your plan.