How does the NDIS fair early investment work?

Getting early access to capacity-building supports in your NDIS journey is like making a smart investment. It helps boost your independence and reduces reliance on NDIS funding later.

The NDIS keeps this in mind when creating your plan and during future reassessments, ensuring all your disability support needs are met.

Your capacity building supports may no longer be reasonable and necessary over time, in terms of any of the following:
  • your current functional capacity
  • the effectiveness of the capacity building supports
  • value for money
The total funding you receive could decrease between plans. This might happen if you don't need the same level or type of supports anymore, like capacity building supports. Additionally, if the capacity building has helped you become more independent, you may require fewer other supports.

Tap on the link to learn more: What principles do we follow to create your plan? | NDIS

Need support with your NDIS plan, call us today at 1800 998 994 or visit Life Balance NDIS Plan Management.
 

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The NDIS Early Investment approach is designed to support people with disability to access early intervention and support services that will help them achieve long-term goals. This approach involves investing in services that will prevent or reduce the impact of a person's disability in the future, rather than waiting until the disability has become more severe. The goal is to support people to reach their full potential and improve their overall quality of life. The NDIS Early Investment approach is a proactive and preventative strategy that can ultimately save costs in the long-term by reducing the need for more intensive and costly support services later on.
 

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