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Choosing the right housing and living support under the NDIS is one of the most important decisions a participant can make. Your accommodation choice doesn’t just determine where you live; it shapes your independence,

Choosing an NDIS support coordinator is one of the most important decisions you will make as a participant. The right coordinator can help you understand your plan, connect with suitable services, and

Living with complex needs means that daily life often involves specific supports, clinical routines, and higher levels of care. For many NDIS participants, tasks that others might take for granted, such as eating, managing

For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, disability support must extend beyond standard service delivery. It must honour culture, family, Country, language, identity, and lived experience. This is where First Nations

Accessing the right supports should never depend on where you live. For thousands of people across regional and rural Australia, remote NDIS support coordination Australia services have become a vital

Coming home after a hospital stay is a big step. This post draws on NDIS operational guidelines to help you understand which supports can be funded during your transition from

Having an NDIS plan is a great start now the goal is to use it to its full potential. Many people, especially in regional Australia, aren’t sure how to get

A Quick Story To Start Can we yarn first? That’s what Aunty May asked at her first NDIS meeting. No rush. No forms yet. Just a cup of tea, talk

Starting with the National Disability Insurance Scheme can feel big. Many people begin by searching for how to apply for NDIS funding, but the process often feels overwhelming without clear

Living way out in the bush or a small country town shouldn’t mean you miss out on top notch NDIS support. At SupportPoint, we’re all about making sure every NDIS

Empowering Participants Through Expert Navigation Navigating the NDIS can feel overwhelming, especially for those with complex needs or families trying to get the right supports in place. This is where