Disability support under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) was conceived with the vision of providing differently-abled individuals with an ordinary life and access to mainstream society. The goal is to make them self-reliant and independent over time with necessary
Disability inclusiveness in the health sector is a topic that is not discussed or debated enough by countries around the world. Disability is not a homogenous condition and there are various unseen facets when it comes to the healthcare needs
Community Nursing Care is an important support that caters to the needs of the participants that require clinical and personal nursing services.
Australian Government’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has paved the way for differently-abled individuals to venture into mainstream society and lead fulfilling lives.
Moving out of parents’ place and having a home of one’s own is an important milestone in adulthood. This seemingly normal transition in the life of an able individual is not the norm when it comes to the lives of
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides people with disabilities the power to choose who delivers their disability support. Participants can also decide what support they receive based on their long-term goals.
Personalized care plans are important in taking care of differently-abled individuals. Each patient is different and their disabilities, as well as abilities, significantly vary. Caring for the needs of such people requires patience and empathy.
Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), has helped improve the lives of nearly 500,000 citizens with significant disabilities. This innovative scheme provides direct funds to differently-abled individuals to purchase support services based on their individual needs
Our world went through some unprecedented challenges in recent times due to the Covid-19 pandemic. During the pandemic, the isolation and lack of support have put a strain on the lives of everyone especially on differently abled people.
A core funded program under the NDIS scheme, Assistance with Social and Community Participation is all about bringing the disabled community of Australia to the foreground and helping them to find their role in the community.
