The cornerstone of the NDIS lies in personalised support packages that cater to the unique needs of eligible individuals with disabilities. Upon full implementation of NDIS, it is projected that approximately 460,000 Australians will be the beneficiaries of these individualised supports.
Delivering Comprehensive Assistance
NDIS
Objectives and principles
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is an Australia-wide initiative designed to provide support to individuals with permanent and significant disability. Established by the Australian Government, the NDIS is designed to help disabled individuals live fully, pursue their goals and participate in their communities.
Leverage Mainstream Services
Including healthcare, accommodation, and educational facilities.
Engage with Community Services
Like local sports organizations and public libraries.
Sustain Informal Support Networks
Including familial ties and personal friendships.
The program aims to provide comprehensive assistance to enhance its participants’ health, well-being, and prospects by financing customised services and support that cater to their individualised requirements. The initiative’s guiding principles prioritise individuals, inclusivity, empowerment, and cooperation. Its primary goals include:
- NDIS aims to provide people with disabilities the necessary support to enhance their skills and independence, fostering their social and economic participation.
- NDIS adopts a lifetime approach to investment in people with disability, promoting timely intervention and long-term sustainable care.
- NDIS is designed to give individuals choice and control over their support, enabling them to choose who delivers their support and how it’s