The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has revolutionised the way disability services are provided in Australia, enabling individuals with disabilities to lead independent lives.
Participating in social and community activities not only enriches one’s life but also boosts
our confidence and self-esteem. Many public spaces and community activities are not
designed to be accessible and inclusive which can hinder the participation of individuals with
disabilities.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) supports people with disabilities in
various ways to pursue their employment goals. During the planning meeting, the prospective
participants can discuss their employment goals. The NDIS planner or their Local Area
Coordinator (LAC) can guide the participants and encourage them to set certain employment goals in their NDIS plan.
Supported Independent Living (SIL) enables people with disabilities to live
independently through paid personal support. Using their SIL funding, NDIS participants can
access the assistance of trained support workers to successfully navigate their daily life activities.
NDIS service providers are instrumental in ensuring that people with disabilities can access quality and reliable support and services. In addition to assisting participants in navigating the NDIS system, they are responsible for creating individualized plans that align with each participant’s unique disability needs and life goals.
Consistency and continuity of care are essential while providing support for people
with disabilities. It will help them to make significant progress towards their goals and build their capacity to take care of their own needs.
Supported Independent Living (SIL) is a crucial support through which NDIS makes
it possible for its participants to live in their communities as independent individuals.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) supports people with disabilities through various funded support and services which helps them become more independent and
enhance their quality of life.
Active community participation helps people with disabilities to enhance their life
skills and boost their morale. Various activities and events meant for community participation
fosters social relationships and inclusiveness, and help with confidence-building.
Community Participation involves creating opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in activities that promote their well-being and integrate them into their communities.