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For people on the NDIS, finding the right home and support services is an important part of living independently. Supported Independent Living (SIL) and Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) are two different types of NDIS supports that can help ...

When the NDIS published the new support lists of what it will and won't pay for, it also introduced a new term: replacement supports. In some situations, the NDIS may agree to fund items that are not considered NDIS supports. These are called...

Art has a wonderful way of connecting us with others, often without needing any words at all. Tim Sharp, the autistic artist behind Laser Beak Man, is a perfect example of how creativity can become a pathway to communication and self-expression....

If you or someone in your family are leaving school and looking to transition into work, the NDIS offers School Leaver Employment Supports (SLES). These supports help young people build confidence and develop skills to find and maintain a job. ...

A seven-year plan to improve the lives of autistic Australians has been announced by the federal government. This marks the first time our country has introduced a National Autism Strategy. This strategy aims to create "a safe and inclusive...

Assistive technology is a term used to cover items and devices that can help you to become more independent and do things you may otherwise not be able to do because of your disability. Assistive technology can include a range of items, from...

When it comes to navigating the complexities of the NDIS and your NDIS Plan, a Local Area Coordinator (LAC) can make a big difference. Most people on the NDIS over the age of 9 will have an LAC that acts as the main point of contact for the NDIS. ...

NDIS Individualised Living Options (ILO) may be able to help you design a living situation that meets your needs in a home of your choice.