Disability Assistance Service
Supporting Your Journey to Greater Independence
Skilled Staff members
Our staff members are highly knowledgeable and experienced in helping those with disabilities.
Adaptability
Whether it's a weekday or weekend, you will get all the help you require to meet your needs.
Personalized Aid
Together, we will determine your objectives and create a personalized strategy to help you reach them.
Our Services>>
- Household tasks
- Plan management
- Daily activities
- Personal care
- Travel & transportation
- Community activities
Frequently Asked Questions
Supporting Your Journey to Greater Independence
What is the NDIS?
The NDIS is a government-funded scheme that provides support to Australians with permanent and significant disabilities, helping them live independently and achieve their goals.
Who is eligible for the NDIS?
To be eligible, you must:
Be aged between 9 and 65 years old
Be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or hold a Protected Special Category Visa
Have a permanent and significant disability
What types of supports does the NDIS fund?
The NDIS funds supports that are reasonable and necessary, including:
- Daily personal activities
- Transport
- Help with household tasks
- Therapy services
- Mobility equipment
- Support to get or keep a job
How do I apply for the NDIS?
You can apply by:
- Calling the NDIS on 1800 800 110
- Completing an Access
- Request Form
- Applying through a Local Area Coordinator (LAC)
What is a NDIS Plan?
A NDIS Plan outlines your goals and the supports funded to help you achieve them. It’s created with you and tailored to your needs.
Can I choose my service providers?
Yes, you have choice and control over who provides your supports and services under the NDIS.
What is a Plan Manager?
A Plan Manager helps you manage your NDIS funds, pay providers, and keep track of your budget.
What’s the difference between Plan-managed, Self-managed, and NDIA-managed?
Plan-managed: A Plan Manager pays your providers and helps with budgets
Self-managed: You manage your funding directly
NDIA-managed: The NDIA pays your registered providers
How often are NDIS plans reviewed?
Usually every 12 months, but they can be reviewed sooner if your circumstances change.
How often are NDIS plans reviewed?
You can request an internal review, and if you’re still unhappy, apply for an external review through the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT).
