The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a government funded program that provides financial and practical support to Australians with a disability. This includes help with daily living activities such as accessing transport, housing, and employment support.
The NDIS moving process involves a number of steps that need to be taken in order to ensure that the person receiving the support is able to move into their new home in a safe and comfortable manner. The first step is to apply for the NDIS.
This can be done online and requires the completion of a comprehensive application form. Once the application has been approved, the person and their family will be provided with a list of services and support they are eligible to receive. Once the services have been selected, the person and their family will work with an NDIS worker to create an individualized plan.
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This plan will outline what services and support the person needs and how they will be provided. The person and their family will then need to hire a registered NDIS provider to help with the move.
This provider will be able to provide the necessary equipment and services to ensure that the move is successful. They may also be able to provide the person with additional support, such as assistance with packing and unpacking, assistance with finding suitable accommodation, and help with finding employment in the new area.
Once all the necessary arrangements are in place, the person and their family will need to organize the move. This may involve arranging transport, packing up the belongings, and arranging for the utilities to be connected in the new home.