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Setting personalised NDIS goals is crucial in developing a National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) plan that will work for you. As a NDIS participant, you can only access supports within your funding if they align with one or more of your NDIS goals.Our guide explains what makes a good NDIS goal and how to use…

The Early Childhood Approach within the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is aimed at supporting younger children. At a specified age, there is a transition out of the Early Childhood Approach either into being managed by NDIS Local Area Coordinators, or to general community resources.  This article helps busy parents and carers understand what the…

As a NDIS participant, you have a set of goals in your NDIS plan, with funding provided to achieve those goals. It’s always your choice on how you want to spend those funds, as long as the money is spent in accordance with your plan and goals. It’s important to allocate those funds wisely so…

You can change your NDIS plan manager at any time. If you’re not satisfied, or you think another NDIS Plan Manager will meet your needs better, you can switch. Under the NDIS you have a right to choose who provides your supports, and how. Your NDIS plan manager helps you stay on track with your…

Running out of funds in your NDIS Plan is the last thing you want and it is essential to make sure this doesn’t happen to you. As plan managers we notice that this happens more often than you may think. When it does, you will most likely not have access to therapies and/or the supports…

Becoming a participant in the NDIS can open many doors for you or your loved one. Make sure you are getting the most out of the NDIS planning meeting. Trinity Plan Management & Supports has listed some things you need to consider to do this. Being prepared means you’re likely to communicate your needs, and…