This FAQ contains updated information about self managing an NDIS plan. If you directly engage with support workers then this information might be helpful at the end of the financial year. There are certain legal obligations that must be met…
When it comes to NDIS plans – you can get transport funding included once the person is a young adult. What is transport funding? Transport funding helps participants who can’t use public transport easily due to their disability. Typically, transport…
Have you heard about a Service for One ? This is a term used for a family member to become a registered NDIS provider for their loved one. Self managed or plan managed families may need to become a Service…
Training support workers can be a collaborative effort between families and the support workers themselves. Here are some ways families can provide training to support workers: By actively engaging with support workers and providing them with the necessary training, resources,…
This FAQ contains information about many of the common questions we receive about self managing an NDIS plan. We suggest looking at the NDIS Self management guide for more information. The NDIS “Guide to self-management” can also be found here:…
Finding the right support worker can help the quality of care and assistance for yourself or your loved one. There are a few different ways that you can find a support worker (SW), each with its own advantages and disadvantages.…
If you are thinking about self managing your NDIS funding or are already self managing then there are some great resources you can access to help you understand your legal obligations. This is a quick guide on things to consider,…
Support workers can be valuable allies for people with disabilities in Western Australia, offering personalised assistance to navigate various aspects of daily life. Here are some ideas for how your support worker/s can help with community access and participation: They…
This is an information booklet to share with your teachers, support workers, family and friends, about the person with disability and their support needs and interests. You can ask your therapy team to help you create this or make it…
Here are three important things to consider when advertising for support staff: Your child’s interests and strengths Your expectations of the support worker The qualities you would like from a support worker Availability of support staff shifts Rate of pay…
Children and adults with developmental disabilities are at least two to three more times likely to have mental health issues as their neurotypical peers. As parents we need to think about the mental health of our children. There are a…
What is the difference between a Behaviour Support Plan and an Individual Education Plan? A behaviour support plan is written by a behaviour practitioner and is to be implemented across all settings, including home and other environments. A behaviour support…
There are many different ways to provide training on how to support your family member with challenging behaviours. The most important thing is to ensure the supporter gets to know the person really well and the person feels safe with…
