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NDIS support for younger onset dementia

People living with younger onset dementia, diagnosed before 65, can access NDIS supports built around staying connected, safe and as independent as possible.

What the NDIS can help with

Supports can include support workers, occupational therapy, support coordination, and day programs, all tailored to the person and reviewed as their needs change.

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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.
Read more:What a support coordinator doesFinding a provider

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