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A plan manager can help you manage funding in your NDIS plan.

Information about Working in our new computer system.

Capital supports are one-off supports, or higher cost assistive technology, equipment or modifications.

Working with the right providers is the first step to help you work towards your goals.

To be approved for assistance animal funding in your NDIS plan, we need evidence from qualified assessors to decide.

Support for when you need to have time apart from the people you live with who help you every day.

Legislative changes came into effect on 3 October 2024. Some changes will start on 3 October 2024. Other changes will start later once they are designed and implemented.

Step 1: Check your plan Make sure you’ve got enough available funding If you’ve been allocated funding for low-cost assistive technology, it will be in your core budget under ‘consumables’. Low-cost assistive technology are any items under $1,500 that are NDIS supports. Learn more about low-cost assistive technology. Check you’ve got enough funds to make your purchase Log in to the participant portals or my NDIS app to check your funding balance. You can also ask someone who helps you with your plan, like your my NDIS contact or support coordinator to check for you. If you have funds available...

The steps for assessors and advisors to connect a participant with the best assistive technology for their needs.

Recurring supports are transport funding for eligible participants.