A stroke can change everyday life in ways that are not always obvious from the outside. Someone may be able to walk again but still struggle to remember what needs to be done next. Another person may be able to…
Living with diabetes involves more than keeping blood glucose levels under control. There are regular routines, appointments, meals and, for some people, diabetes-related tasks that need to be managed consistently. For an NDIS participant who also lives with a disability,…
Choosing where to live is a big decision. For a person with disability, there can be another layer to that decision: how much help is needed at home, what kind of home will work, whether living alone or with others…
A brain injury can affect much more than physical health. Depending on the type and severity of the injury, a person may experience changes in movement, communication, memory, behaviour, decision-making or their ability to manage everyday activities. For some people,…
Returning home after hospitalisation can be a major transition for an NDIS participant. Even when medical treatment is complete, a person may still need help with personal care, mobility, medication routines, daily activities or ongoing health needs. This is where…
A major injury can change how you manage the most ordinary parts of your day. Getting out of bed, having a shower, preparing a meal, moving around the house or getting back to work may suddenly become difficult. For some…
Finding the right support can make everyday life easier for people living with disability. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides funding for eligible Australians to access supports and services based on their individual needs and goals. For participants and…
Understanding what support is available through the NDIS can make everyday life easier, safer and more independent. For participants and families exploring their options, Disability Care in Queensland can include everything from personal care and household assistance to community participation…
Moving out of the family home can be a major step for an NDIS participant. It can bring more privacy, choice and independence while still providing the support needed to feel safe and confident. For many people, Supported Independent Living…
For participants considering a move into supported living, one of the biggest questions is often, “How much support will the NDIS fund?” There is no fixed amount that applies to everyone. Supported Independent Living NDIS funding is determined according to…
