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If you’re autistic and on the NDIS, having a support coordinator can really make a difference to how you use your plan. A support coordinator not only has a solid understanding of how the NDIS works, they are well connected and can help you find...

Being well prepared for NDIS plan meetings and plan reassessments means you’re more likely to get all the supports you need for the duration of your plan. We often hear from Leap in! Members that they’re nervous about their NDIS plan meetings....

Music is an important part of many people’s lives. What makes you love your favourite song? The Leap in! Crew knows music has the power to boost our moods, help us feel relaxed and feel connected with the stories that musicians share in the lyrics...

Advocacy is a powerful tool for supporting people with disability, offering a voice to help overcome barriers and ensure your rights are protected and upheld. Whether you’re trying to access the NDIS, appeal an NDIS decision or access services,...

Getting involved in the community and participating in activities are excellent ways to learn skills and build confidence. A range of NDIS and mainstream supports are available to help people with disability connect with other people and overcome ...

Transport is an important part of everyday life. You might need it to get to work, a place of study, medical appointments, run day-to-day errands and access the community.  For this reason, it is important to consider your transport needs as part ...