What recurring supports are

Recurring supports are one of 4 support budgets in your NDIS plan. You might not have funding in all 4 support budgets because your plan is based on your individual needs.

Recurring transport is the only category of recurring support. You’ll see this listed in your recurring supports budget if you’re eligible for this funding.

What recurring supports are for

Recurring transport supports can be used to pay for travel that helps you get to and from where you study or work. It can also be used to get you to and from your community activities, day programs or other social, recreational or leisure activities. This transport can include:

  • taxis
  • rideshare services
  • other private travel.

We’ll consider what’s reasonable help your family, carers or community networks can give you with the transport you need when deciding if we can fund recurring transport supports.

What recurring supports are like

There are 3 recurring support levels

Level 1: Community access – $1,784 per year

We may provide this funding if you aren’t working, studying or going to day programs, but want to do more activities in the community.  

Level 2: Part-time work or study – $2,676 per year

We may provide this level of funding if you’re: 

  • working or studying part-time, or both, up to 15 hours a week
  • going to day programs
  • participating in other social, recreational or leisure activities.

Level 3: Work or study – $3,456 per year

We may provide this level of funding if you’re working or studying, or both, at least 15 hours a week.

Tip: Not sure if you can get recurring transport supports?

Talk to your my NDIS contact to find out more about recurring transport supports.

When you have recurring transport supports

Recurring transport supports can be paid by us on a regular basis to your nominated bank account or you can claim it through the participant portals or my NDIS app.

Your funding level will be under the recurring supports budget in your NDIS plan.

Find out what recurring supports funding is like in our example of a plan

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