Improved Daily Living: What can you use this NDIS budget for.
Do you have a goal to build everyday skills or become more independent? If you have Improved Daily Living funding in your NDIS Plan, you may be able to use it for therapy and assessments to build everyday skills. Here’s a simple guide to what this budget is, what it can pay for and how it may help you work towards your goals. What is Improved Daily Living funding? Improved Daily Living is part of the Capacity Building section of an NDIS Plan. It is designed to help you build skills for everyday life. This might mean learning something new, becoming more confident doing a task or finding different ways to do things more independently. For example, you might use this funding to: Build skills for shopping or managing money Improve communication or social skills Learn ways to move around more safely Build skills for looking after yourself. The supports you can use will depend on your goals, your needs and what is included in your NDIS Plan. What is Improved Daily Living funding? Improved Daily Living funding can generally be used for assessments, skill-building supports and therapy. 1. Assessments and reports. Sometimes, an assessment can help work out what
