Exciting Changes to Aged Care Supports from July 2025

The Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI) approach under the NDIS recognizes that the early years of a child’s life are a critical period for growth, learning, and development. Designed for children under seven years of age with developmental delays or disabilities, ECEI provides individualized support to help them reach their full potential. By offering targeted…

While Core Supports address immediate daily needs, Capacity Building funding through the NDIS focuses on improving long-term skills, confidence, and autonomy. This category embodies the NDIS vision of empowerment, aiming to help participants develop abilities that will benefit them throughout their lives. Whether it’s therapy services, employment training, or social skills development, Capacity Building supports…

Support Coordination is a vital service within the NDIS framework, designed to help participants organize, implement, and maximize their funded supports. While the NDIS empowers participants with choice and control, the complexity of navigating multiple providers, service agreements, and funding categories can be overwhelming. This is where support coordinators step in: they act as facilitators…

Mental health and psychosocial disability are increasingly recognized within the NDIS framework, reflecting a broader commitment to holistic, inclusive care. A psychosocial disability arises when an individual’s mental health condition significantly impacts their day-to-day functioning, limiting independence, social participation, and other critical aspects of life. Under the NDIS, eligible participants can access specialized supports to…

As the NDIS continues to evolve, innovation and technology are poised to play increasingly significant roles in disability support. Advances in assistive technology, telehealth, and smart home systems offer new avenues for independence, convenience, and personalization. From robotic exoskeletons aiding mobility to virtual reality therapies that enhance cognitive rehabilitation, the possibilities are rapidly expanding. One…

The NDIS is built on the principle of inclusivity, aiming to serve participants from all backgrounds and cultures. However, effectively delivering disability supports to culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities requires intentional cultural responsiveness. This means appreciating cultural values, communication styles, and traditional practices—and weaving this understanding into service provision. For participants from CALD backgrounds,…