A thorough assessment with a support coordinator or allied health professional can help align services with your goals, lifestyle and funding category.

Yes, many providers offer bundled supports, allowing better coordination, consistency of care and simplified communication across different services.

These include complex supports such as PEG feeding, tracheostomy care or ventilator support, requiring trained staff with specialised clinical skills.

Support coordination helps you choose and organise services, while plan management focuses on handling budgets, invoices and financial administration.

Yes, therapies are tailored to individual goals, focusing on improving mobility, communication, behaviour or daily living skills.

SDA is available to participants with extreme functional impairment or very high support needs, as determined by the NDIS assessment process.

Participants must demonstrate that the animal is necessary, trained by an accredited provider and directly supports their disability-related needs.