Participant Resources

Music is used to actively support people to improve their health and well-being but can you use your NDIS funding to access music therapy?

Talking to your kid about ‘grown-up’ things can be even trickier when you have a child with Autism or an intellectual disability, we have the perfect support for you!

Stuck on ideas to keep your kids busy these school holidays? We’ve got just the list for you! Check out these fun sensory activities for you and your kids to do these holidays

This resource is for participants that have their NDIS plan managed by a plan manager, and covers hiring self-employed or independent support workers who have an Australian Business Number (ABN).

- What an Exercise Physiologist actually does - Why YOU might benefit from it! - How you can Exercise Physiology funded in your NDIS plan

Self management is a great option for those who NEED it, but that’s not always the case. If you’ve tried it and are feeling overwhelmed, stressed and don’t know what you’re doing then it might be time to consider changing to plan-management.

We get asked all the time, ‘Can my therapist charge me for travel, and if so, how much??’  In short, the answer is yes, and the amount can differ depending on what you agree to before you start services.

If you have just received your NDIS plan and have NO IDEA what to do next, you are NOT alone!  On a day to day basis we speak to participants, carers and families who are thrilled to finally have funding but don’t know what the next steps are. 

What is an NDIS planning meeting? The top 7 things to know about your planning meeting

There is a lot to know when it comes to Assistive technology under the NDIS. Read below as we break it down for you and give insight into the basics of Assistive technology - what it means and if you are funded for it.