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Understanding the NDIS
Everything you need to know about the National Disability Insurance Scheme and how WellVibe can support your journey.
What is the NDIS?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a way of providing support for Australians with permanent and significant disability, their families and carers.
The NDIS provides funding for supports and services that help people with disability live more independently and participate in their community.
How WellVibe Supports You
Our experienced team provides comprehensive support throughout your NDIS journey.
Guidance & Clarity
We help you understand the NDIS system and your options
Tailored Service Planning
Personalized support plans that align with your goals
Wide Range of Supports
Comprehensive services from daily living to community participation
Capacity Building
Developing skills and independence for long-term success
Am I Eligible for the NDIS?
To access the NDIS, you must meet specific eligibility requirements.
Age
Under 65 when you first apply
Must be under 65 years old at the time of your initial NDIS application
Residency
Australian citizen, permanent resident, or protected special category visa holder
Must have legal residency status in Australia
Disability
Have a permanent and significant disability
Your disability must substantially reduce your ability to participate effectively in activities
Early Intervention
Or likely to benefit from early intervention
Support that can reduce your future support needs
How to Apply for the NDIS
Follow these steps to apply for NDIS support.
Gather Evidence
Collect medical reports, assessments, and other documentation about your disability
Make an Access Request
Submit your application online, by phone, or in person
Provide Proof of Identity
Submit required identification documents
Submit & Wait for Decision
NDIA will review your application and make a decision within 21 days
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the NDIS and our services.
How long does the NDIS application process take?
The NDIA aims to make access decisions within 21 days of receiving your complete application.
What happens if my application is rejected?
You can request a review of the decision or reapply with additional evidence.
Can I choose my own service providers?
Yes, you have choice and control over who provides your supports and services.
How often are NDIS plans reviewed?
Plans are typically reviewed every 12 months, but can be reviewed earlier if your needs change.
Ready to Start Your NDIS Journey?
Our team is here to help you understand your options and navigate the NDIS system.