Sarah and Chloe’s NDIS journey.
This is Sarah* and her daughter Chloe’s story. Sarah reflects on their journey through early intervention and the NDIS. She shares the challenges of balancing therapy and family life.
Latest news.
Equine assisted therapy and the NDIS.
It’s no secret that being around animals can make you feel happier. But did you know it can also be used as a clinical therapeutic
5 ways a support worker can help you reach your goals.
Working with a support worker can open up more opportunities to do what you love, discover new interests and work towards your goals – your
Choosing the best NDIS plan manager.
Finding the best plan manager for your NDIS Plan is an important step in getting the most from your funding. A great plan manager not
Housing and the NDIS: What your options are.
The saying “there’s no place like home” was made famous by Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz. And it’s true. Home is somewhere we feel
NDIS meal preparation and delivery.
Food is one of life’s essentials but when it comes to the NDIS, knowing what’s covered and what’s not in relation to meal preparation and
The latest on NDIS art and music therapy funding.
An independent review, led by Dr Stephen Duckett, has provided new guidance on pricing, qualifications and how art and music therapy will be delivered in
What is the Sunflower Lanyard for hidden disabilities?
At airports, supermarkets, venues and even music festivals, you may have noticed people wearing a green lanyard with bright yellow sunflowers. This is the Hidden
Claiming for Consumables and low cost AT under the new NDIS rules.
Consumables are one of the most practical and flexible parts of your NDIS Plan. They cover everyday, low-cost items that you may require because of