Successful NDIS application

April 4, 2022|Case Studies , Disability Support

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The NDIS application process can feel overwhelming. There is a lot of paperwork, medical evidence to gather, and the language is not always easy to follow. That is why having the right support by your side makes all the difference.

The Challenge

Our client needed NDIS funding to help manage their disability and live more independently, but navigating the application process alone was proving difficult. They were unsure what evidence was required, how to describe their needs accurately, and how to make sure their application reflected everything they were entitled to.

How Greater Support Helped

Our team worked alongside our client through every stage of their NDIS application. We helped them understand exactly what the NDIS looks for, gather the right evidence, and present their needs clearly and honestly.

With our support, our client was successful in receiving the exact funding they needed to access the right services for their life.

What This Meant for Our Client

Access to the right NDIS funding changed things significantly. Our client was able to connect with quality support workers, access the services they needed, and start working toward the goals that matter most to them.

No one should have to miss out on the supports they are entitled to because the application process is too hard to navigate alone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get help with my NDIS application?

Yes. A support coordinator or Local Area Coordinator can help you understand what is required and prepare a strong application with the right supporting evidence.

What if my NDIS application is rejected?

You have the right to request a review of the decision. Greater Support can help you understand your options and guide you through the review process.

How do I know if I am eligible for the NDIS?

You may be eligible if you are under 65, are an Australian citizen or permanent resident, and have a permanent disability that significantly affects your daily life. The best first step is to contact the NDIS or speak with a Local Area Coordinator.