Trusted NDIS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How can I access NDIS services?
To access NDIS services, you need to be under 65 years old, have a permanent disability that significantly affects your ability to take part in everyday activities, and require support from a person or equipment to do tasks. You must also be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or hold a Protected Special Category Visa.
What types of support workers are available?
There are various types of support workers available, including personal care workers who assist with daily activities like eating and bathing, community access workers who help you engage in social activities and hobbies, and therapy assistants who support you in achieving therapy goals.
How can NDIS help with autism?
NDIS can assist individuals with autism by providing funding for early intervention services, behavior management support, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and social skills training. These supports aim to improve the individual's quality of life and help them participate more fully in their community.
What is supported independent living?
Supported independent living refers to services that help individuals with disabilities live more independently. This may include assistance with household tasks, personal care, and community participation. NDIS can fund supported independent living arrangements to support individuals in their daily living activities.
Are there services available Australia-wide?
Yes, Trusted NDIS provides services across all states in Australia. Our Australia-wide services ensure that individuals with disabilities can access reliable NDIS providers regardless of their location. This national coverage enables us to cater to the diverse needs of individuals across the country.
How do I choose the right NDIS service provider?
When choosing an NDIS service provider, consider their experience in working with individuals with disabilities, the range of services they offer, their reputation within the community, and the compatibility of their values with your needs. It's essential to communicate openly with potential providers to ensure they can meet your specific requirements.