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24.01.2022 For NDIS customers seeking home-delivered groceries: NDIS: As part of our ongoing commitment to supporting NDIS participants during this time, the NDIA has worked with supermarket retailers to make sure NDIS participants wanting support to grocery shop, have priority access to home delivery services. This means, as an NDIS participant, from Monday 6 April, you can purchase grocery items online to be delivered to your home.... The NDIA will send all participants a unique home delivery access code by SMS or email. To access priority home delivery services: Complete your shopping online for home delivery with participating supermarket retailers. When prompted enter your unique priority home delivery code. Submit your order. - for more information, follow the link: https://www.ndis.gov.au/cor/priority-home-delivery-services

11.01.2022 Breaking News! (in a nutshell) Due to the COVID-19 pandemic: Majority of services get a 10% increase in the price cap as of 25th March. 100% of the unit price can be charged for cancellations as of 30th March.... Everyone has access to support coordination if the participant has "Daily Activity" (core budget) in their plan as of 25th March. Service providers please check your service agreements and inform your participants before making these changes. For more details visit https://www.ndis.gov.au/providers/price-guides-and-pricing

08.01.2022 During these difficult times, it is even more important to choose a plan manager that supports small businesses. At Awesome Plan Management, we pay invoices within 2 working days which means businesses have better cash flow. Contact Awesome Plan Management today and support the small businesses.... Call: 1300848105 Or visit: https://awesomeplanmanagement.com

07.01.2022 Click on the image below for a video explaining how NDIS plan management works.

04.01.2022 Not every disability is visible. Different people struggle in different ways, and by educating those around us about the different kinds of disability, we can all do our bit in being more informed, empathetic and understanding before exerting judgement or assumptions about people around us. Be kind to one another. Support one another. Respect one another; Take care of one another. This should be our human spirit. ... Disability comes in different forms, and as individuals, we should all work towards increasing and building on people's abilities, rather than assume limitations or barriers because of prejudgements on what disability is and what it 'looks' like. Let's eradicate disability discrimination and build more bridges towards equal opportunities for all. Remember, not all disability is visible.

02.01.2022 Announcement from Minister for the NDIS, Stuart Robert MP https://www.youtube.com/watch