National Disability Insurance Scheme
WHAT IS NDIS?
NDIS providers are responsible for ensuring workers have current skills and knowledge, and that the training of workers is documented and regularly audited. It is recommended that a worker’s competency to provide complex bowel care supports are reviewed annually to confirm the worker has the current skills and knowledge described in this skills descriptor.
Key Features of the NDIS:
⦁ Personalized Support: Tailored funding and services to meet individual needs and preferences.⦁ Goal Setting: Assistance with achieving personal goals, whether they are related to daily living, community participation, or personal development.⦁ Choice and Control: Empowering individuals to choose their service providers and manage their support according to their needs.⦁ Community Inclusion: Encouraging participation in the community and enhancing opportunities for social engagement and independence.⦁ Flexible Funding: Funding is allocated based on individual needs and can be used for a wide range of supports and services.
The NDIS aims to provide people with disabilities the support they need to lead fulfilling lives, by offering a person-centered approach and promoting greater independence and inclusion in the community.
How To Manage NDIS Plan?
Who Can Access It?
