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What is the
NDIS?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a government-funded program in Australia that provides essential support and services to individuals with disabilities. It aims to enhance independence, improve quality of life, and promote community participation by offering personalized funding and access to necessary resources. The NDIS is managed by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) and is funded through government contributions and taxes.
- Supports people with permanent and significant disabilities
- Provides individualized funding based on participants’ needs
- Covers a range of services, including therapy, personal care, and assistive technology
- Encourages social and economic participation
- Operates nationwide, ensuring accessibility across Australia
As a Participan
The NDIS
Journey
Access NDIS
The first step is to apply for NDIS Access by completing the Access Request Form [ARF]. If you are a person with disability aged 7 – 65 years who would like to join the NDIS, you will need to meet the access requirements. To find out more, visit the NDIS access criteria page.
If you are applying on behalf of a child under 7 years, please visit Help for children under 7 page and then contact your local Early Childhood Partner.
If you think you meet these requirements you can apply in one of two ways:
- You can make a Verbal Access Request by calling NDIA on 1800 800 110
- Fill out an Access Request Form [ARF] and send it to us.
To apply for the NDIS you will need to provide:
- Completed Access Request Form
- Information about your
- Age
- Residency
- Disability
NDIA Decision
The NDIA will contact you to let you know their decision on your application, this should be done within 21 days. If you do not hear from them within 21 days of all information being lodged, you should follow up for an update unless the NDIA has advised you of the delay prior.
If your application gets accepted then you become an NDIS Participant, you can always ask for explanation if your application was found to be ineligible. Review on decision must be made within three months of being notified of the decision.
Planning meeting
Planning meeting can be at your closest NDIA office or over the phone, you may invite your family, friends or support team to the planning meeting. The NDIA Planner will ask you information on
- Your Community and Mainstream Supports
- Management of everyday activities
- Your safety, including equipment, accommodation or help to take care of yourself or your home
- Goals you want to pursue
- How you want to manage your NDIS plan
- Support you need to use your NDIS plan.
Complete booklet 2 – Planning. If you don’t have a physical copy, you can download a copy.
Find a quiet place to have the call where you can focus. Planning meetings can take over an hour depending on your situation.
Plan Approval & Implementation
After the planning meeting, a NDIS planner will contact you to outline the funded supports in your NDIS Plan and the NDIS planner will send a copy of the NDIS Plan to you. NDIS participants can choose how to manage the NDIS funds they receive.
- Self-Managed
- Plan Managed
- Agency Managed
One of our experienced Support Coordinators can assist you to organise funded supports and implement the approved NDIS plan with you.
Service Booking
Once you have identified the support and can make contact with the service providers to request services you need, one of our experienced Support Coordinators can assist you in this process.
Sign the agreement with your provider(s) that sets out what supports will be provided and how they will be delivered.
You have choice and control in the delivery of your supports.
Plan Review
During your next scheduled plan review meeting, NDIS will talk to you about the new flexible approaches that they may take with you to review your NDIS plan.
This may be a
- New NDIS plan with the same supports,
- New NDIS plan with minor changes to your current supports, or;
- A full plan review.
If you are not satisfied with a decision made by the NDIA, or if your circumstances have changed then you are able to request a review of your plan outside of the scheduled review.
There are 3 different types of reviews:
- Internal review (Review of a Reviewable Decision / RORD)
- Request for plan review (Unscheduled Plan Review)
- Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) review
PCS always here to help.
PCS is a dedicated NDIS provider with extensive expertise in the scheme, committed to ensuring a smooth and supportive experience for participants. Our compassionate and knowledgeable team is here to assist with plan management, support coordination, and connect you with the right service providers. We aim to simplify the NDIS process and provide the guidance needed to navigate your journey with confidence. If you have any questions beyond our comprehensive FAQ, feel free to reach out
- Expertise in NDIS support and services
- Assistance with plan management and support coordination
- Guidance in finding the right service providers
- Comprehensive FAQ for common NDIS queries
- Dedicated team available for additional support
Frequently Asked
Question
PCS offers a range of NDIS services, including Domestic and Home Help, support coordination, and assistance with daily living. We aim to support participants in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life.
Perculiar Care Services
- Domestic and home help
- social outing
- Sil
- Respite
- Nursing services
Individuals aged 7 to 65 with a permanent and significant disability that impacts their ability to participate in daily activities may be eligible for NDIS support. Eligibility is determined by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA).
PCS provides guidance on understanding your NDIS plan, choosing service providers, and ensuring your funding is used effectively. Our team can assist with plan management and support coordination.
To access PCS services, you can contact us directly, and our team will guide you through the process. We will discuss your needs and help you get started with the right support.
Perculiar Care Services
- Phone: 0431 424 322
- E-mail: info@perculiarcare.com.au
- Website: www.perculiarcare.com.au
Yes, PCS provides Domestic and Home Help services, including cleaning, meal preparation, and general household maintenance to support independent living.
PCS provides both short-term and long-term support, depending on your individual needs and NDIS plan. We tailor our services to ensure you receive the assistance that best suits you.
If you are currently receiving NDIS support from another provider but wish to switch to PCS, our team can assist with a smooth transition, ensuring minimal disruption to your services.
If you are currently receiving NDIS support from another provider but wish to switch to PCS, our team can assist with a smooth transition, ensuring minimal disruption to your services.