NDIS Services

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About the NDIS

The NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme) provides essential support to individuals with disabilities, helping them improve their social connections, pursue personal growth, and enhance their well-being, ultimately enabling them to lead more fulfilling lives and actively engage in their communities.

There are three types of support budgets that may be funded in your NDIS plan:

Core Supports budget – help with everyday activities & current disability needs to work towards your goals.
Capacity Building Supports budget – assists to build your independence and skills to help you pursue your goals.
Capital Supports budget – include higher-cost pieces of assistive technology, equipment and home or vehicle modifications, and funding for one-off purchases you may need (including Specialist Disability Accommodation).

You can read more about these types of funding on the Support budgets in your plan page on the NDIS website.

Registration Group Supports

Currently, I can assist with the following Registration Groups:

102 - Assistance to Access and Maintain Employment or Higher Education

This support enables individuals with disabilities to pursue their professional aspirations. I can help you with writing your resume and practice interview skills with you. I’ve personally sat on a number of interview panels and understand what employers are looking for when hiring.

106 - Assistance in Coordinating or Managing Life Stages, Transitions and Supports

This category involves both immediate and ongoing aid aimed at enhancing an individual’s capacity to manage and organise their own personalised support. The objective of this assistance is to enable individuals to uphold their autonomy at home while actively engaging in their community.

107 - Daily Personal Activities

The support I offer under this registration group aims to assist clients with disabilities or special needs in managing their daily personal tasks. This includes activities such as assisting with personal hygiene, performing household cleaning, cooking healthy meals, and providing mobility support. Whilst supporting my clients with these tasks, I aim to promote their autonomy and will encourage clients to gradually take on these tasks independently.

108 - Assistance with Travel/Transport Arrangements

I can assist client with arranging suitable transport options, whether it be in my own vehicle ( I hold a Gold NSW Licence for a Car), organising public transport or taxis. Depending on your needs, I can accompany you during transport to provide you with assistance as necessary.

114 - Community Nursing Care

As a Registered Nurse, I can provide tailored care specific to you and your health goals. I am registered with AHPRA and hold both Professional Indemnity Insurance and Public Liabiltiy Insurance. Some examples of the support I can assist you with are: medications, wound care, hygiene and continence.

115 - Assistance with Daily Life Tasks in a Group or Shared Living Arrangement (SLA)

I can offer short or long term aid with daily activities in a Group or Shared Living Arrangement (SLA). The primary objective of this assistance is to cultivate the independence and autonomy of each client to the greatest extent possible.

116 - Innovative Community Participation

I can assist clients to connect to their community, engaging them with programs that foster inclusivity and enjoyment. These programs may vary depending on the level of support my clients require.

117 - Development of Daily Living and Life Skills

I can support individuals with training and development of daily living and life skills. The aim of this assistance is to enable individuals to maintain independence while actively engaging in community activities. The training may cover tasks such as personal hygiene routines, grocery shopping, cooking, household chores, using public transportation, and modern problem-solving skills.

120 - Household Tasks

I can support individuals with their daily household responsibilities, which includes Supported Independent Living (SIL). Assistance may involve tasks within the home such as cleaning, laundry, food preparation, and yard work that an individual cannot manage independently.

125 - Participation in the Community, Social and Civic Activities

I am able to support individuals become more engaged in their community, especially in social and recreational activities. This is essential for overall health and well-being. Support may involve having me accompany individuals to various activities such as shopping, sports, holidays, cinema outings, or zoo visits. This type of participation can foster the development of friendships.

133 - Specialised Supported Employment

This employment support caters to individuals with disabilities who require assistance to work. While some individuals may already be employed, they may need additional support to enhance their independence in performing job tasks or require coaching to improve their ability to complete their work effectively. This means that I work alongside them, assisting them whilst promoting their independence.

136 - Group and Centre Based Activities

This support entails assisting individuals in participating in recreational activities such as camping, arts or drama classes, sporting events, or group outings to the movies or museum. The aim of this assistance is to foster the development of friendships and social skills.