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Introduction:

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a government-funded program that provides support for people with disabilities. It's a huge step forward in providing better opportunities and services for people with disabilities and their families. However, many people are still not familiar with how the NDIS works and what it can offer. In this blog post, we'll break down the different components of the NDIS and how it can benefit people with disabilities.

The NDIS is divided into several components, each of which provides different types of support.

• Core Supports: These are the basic supports that are necessary for a person with a disability to live an ordinary life. This includes things like personal care, assistance with daily living activities, and therapy.
  
• Capacity Building Supports: These supports are designed to help a person with a disability develop the skills and abilities they need to live more independently. This includes things like therapy, training, and employment support.
  
• Capital Supports: These supports are designed to help a person with a disability purchase the equipment and modifications they need to live more independently. This includes things like wheelchairs, home modifications, and communication devices.
  
• Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA): This support is for people with a high level of need, such as those who require specialist housing or support.
  

The NDIS also provides funding for participants to purchase a range of supports and services from providers. This means that people with disabilities can have more choice and control over the supports and services they receive.

Conclusion:

The NDIS is a big step forward in providing better opportunities and services for people with disabilities and their families. By understanding the different components of the NDIS, you can make the most of the support and services available to you. If you or a loved one is eligible for the NDIS, it's important to work with a provider that understands your needs and can help you access the support you need.