NDIS support

NDIS support for psychosocial disability

Psychosocial disability is the term the NDIS uses for the impact that mental health conditions can have on everyday life. Support is recovery focused, built around the person and their hopes.

What the NDIS can help with

The NDIS can fund a psychosocial recovery coach or support coordinator, support workers to help with daily life and community connection, psychology, and skill building. The focus is recovery and staying engaged, especially through the harder times.

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Common questions

Does having this condition mean I am eligible for the NDIS?

Not automatically. The NDIS looks at how much your disability affects your everyday life, not the diagnosis on its own. Two people with the same condition can have very different plans. Strong evidence from your treating professionals about the functional impact is what matters most.

What is a psychosocial recovery coach?

A recovery coach is a support built specifically for psychosocial disability. They work alongside you on a recovery focused approach, help you understand and use your plan, and stay with you when things are hard. Many bring lived experience of mental health.

Support for other conditions

Autism Intellectual disability ADHD Cerebral palsy Acquired brain injury Down syndrome Physical disability Vision impairment

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