NDIS Support Categories
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides a range of supports to people with disability in Australia to help them achieve their goals and increase their independence. These supports are grouped into four categories: Core supports, which are essential to a participant’s daily life; Capacity building supports, which help participants to develop skills and independence; Capital supports, which enable participants to purchase assistive technology and other one-off items; and Coordination of supports, which includes Support Coordination to help participants understand and implement their NDIS plan and connect with service providers.
The specific supports that are included in each category will depend on the individual needs and goals of the participant, and will be outlined in their NDIS plan.
Learn about the funding in your plan and which supports you can access.
Core Supports
These are supports that are essential to a participant’s daily life, such as personal care, transport, and assistive technology.
Capacity Building Supports
These are supports that help participants to develop skills and independence, such as therapy, training, and employment assistance.
Capital Supports
These are supports that enable participants to purchase assistive technology, home modifications, or other one-off items that help them to achieve their goals.
Coordination Of Supports
This category of support includes Support Coordination, which helps participants to understand and implement their NDIS plan, connect with service providers, and access the community.
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