If you are a parent of a child with disability, you will know how important it is to connect with others who understand your journey and organisations that can provide the information and resources you need. Here at Leap in! we’re often asked for ideas about organisations or groups that can offer support, advocacy or
It can be hard to get your head around all the different budget categories in your NDIS Plan. However, with a good understanding of how your budgets work, you can really get the most of your funding. Today we’re going to explore the Capital supports budget, what it covers and how you can make the most
If you have a pet, chances are you will be familiar with the benefits of being around animals. Spending time with animals can improve your mood and enhance your overall wellbeing. Here at Leap in! HQ, we are often asked about whether horse riding through programs such as Riding for the Disabled is covered by
Here at Leap in! HQ we are always keen to share the latest information with you, so we’ve summarised the important points below. The NDIA has released a new Price Guide as well as an updated Support Catalogue, effective from 1 October. The main changes include: Funding for disability-related health supports Reclassification of some regional areas
For many parents with children affected by sensory sensitivities, the idea of going to the movies can be daunting. Combining the loud volume with a dark room and the need to be still and quiet among the audience can become too much pressure for many people. That’s why sensory friendly movies began: to remove the
Understanding funding for overnight care and support under the NDIS can be confusing. Today, we’ll take a look at the options for getting overnight care and then explain how to prepare so you are ready for your NDIS Plan meeting. Both ongoing and temporary overnight support fall under the Assistance with Daily Life category of
Parents often advocate for their children…standing up for your child is part of parenting. Whether it is sharing your child’s needs with a kindy teacher or ensuring they are treated fairly by other kids in the park, the roles of parent and advocate are quite similar. For parents or carers of children with a disability,
A new film by Autism Awareness Australia documents the often unheard stories of fathers with autistic children. “DAD” shares the experiences of 12 diverse Aussie dads as they navigate the world of parenting and autism. Heart-warming and immensely real, these dads provide insights into their journeys with their children - from diagnosis, through the challenges
