NDIS
The National Disability Insurance Scheme is called the NDIS. It’s a new way for people with a disability under the age of 65 to get the care and supports they need.
The NDIS is for people with a permanent and significant disability which impacts on their ability to take part in everyday activities.
If you are eligible, you will work out what reasonable and necessary supports you need to live your life and achieve your goals. You’ll then receive funding to pay for these supports.
Find more information on the NDIS website.
Eligibility for the NDIS depends on a few different things such as:
Find more information on the NDIS website.
Eligibility for the NDIS is determined by the NDIA. To apply, fill in the NDIS Access Checklist, call the NDIA on 1800 800 110 for an access request form, fill it in, and return it. Or just give us a call, and we can start the process for you.
Who we are?
What is the NDIS?
We are a South Australia based Registered NDIS provider run by a team of passionate and dedicated staff and volunteers who work together to enable everyone to fully participate in the community.We represent our community to influence effective change to remove barriers to good living and to uphold the rights of people living with disability.
We are specialists in Supported Independent Living (SIL) Vacation and Respite care Community nursing High dependency personal care and Community participation.
Every day we support people to achieve their goals and we love nothing better than to see our participants live in stylish homes and getting outstanding care 24/7.
We believe that everyone should have access to the very best support and housing enabling them to live well and thrive.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme is called the NDIS. It’s a new way for people with a disability under the age of 65 to get the care and supports they need.
The NDIS is for people with a permanent and significant disability which impacts on their ability to take part in everyday activities.
If you are eligible, you will work out what reasonable and necessary supports you need to live your life and achieve your goals. You’ll then receive funding to pay for these supports.
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Who is eligible for the NDIS?
Why Nurseaid Disability Care?
- We are specialised in SIL accommodation.
- All our participants are access to 24/7 Registered Nurse on call service.
- Participant’s choice and control is our priority.
- Personalised Holistic Support.
- Team of highly skilled and experienced nurses and Support Worker.
- Being a small business we are flexible, attainable and go the extra mile.
Eligibility for the NDIS depends on a few different things such as:
- Age: You need to be under 65 years at the time of your application.
- Residency: You need to be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or a New Zealand citizen who holds a Protected Special Category Visa.
- Disability: You must have a permanent disability that significantly affects how you can communicate, move, care for yourself, or manage your life.
- Early Intervention: You might be eligible if early intervention would substantially improve your functioning, or delay or decrease a decline in functioning, for you or your child.
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Our Service Delivery Approach
How do I apply for NDIS ?
Nurse Aid Australia is built to serve. Each day we are driven to ensure our participants needs and goals are not just met but exceeded. To make that happen we are committed to providing.
Eligibility for the NDIS is determined by the NDIA. To apply, fill in the NDIS Access Checklist, call the NDIA on 1800 800 110 for an access request form, fill it in, and return it. Or just give us a call, and we can start the process for you.
- Personalized Holistic Support to build the capacity so that our participants can live happy and amazing lives.
- Non-discriminative service approach where everyone’s views are heard and equally valued Professional support by skilled staff members who are highly focused on offering choices and control.
- Empowering decision-making process, promoting independent living, and at the same time making sure participant’s safety, dignity and human rights are respected.
