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Respecting disabilities -
embracing abilities.

Welcome to National Disability Care, where passionate people deliver compassionate care.

We see the possibilities and the challenges we must overcome to bring those possibilities to life for people of all abilities.

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Respecting disabilities embracing abilities
At NDC we see
every one of our clients as one of one,
a unique individual deserving of our respect and care.

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A person(able) approach.

Making possibilities possible

We see the possibilities and the challenges we must overcome to bring those possibilities to life for people of all abilities.

National Disability Care
National Disability Care
National Disability Care

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National Disability Care is a new name in NDIS support with exciting possibilities for Australians living with a disability.

A former member of the National Disability Council, we are an organisation with a passion for helping people with disabilities enjoy greater independence in their everyday life.

From NDIS support, to the provision of vocational accommodation, we’re here to make possibilities a reality for people of all abilities.

National Disability Care: a new name with exciting new possibilities for all Australians living with a disability.

Our Services

  • Daily Supports
  • Community Access
  • Short Term Accommodation
  • Medium Term Accommodation
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Who We Are​

We are passionate people who deliver compassionate care.

Our Mission

Our Vision

Our Values

National Disability Care offers comprehensive support to Australians serviced by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). We provide services ranging from direct, individual support to collaboration with care teams. Together we seek to enhance the quality of life our clients demand and deserve.

From housing arrangements to cleaning and everyday tasks, NDC is there to facilitate the things others in our communities may take for granted.

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NDC - Possibilities for all abilities

When I first
joined the NDC, there was a question asked of me, what would I like to do as a participant.
National Disability Care:Possibilities for all abilities

A message from our participant, Paul

I had always had the dream to climb the Sydney Harbor Bridge however, I believed it may have been out of my ability scope. The NDC assisted me with this idea and I was successfully able to complete the bridge climb in 2022. I felt elated and accomplished ticking this off my bucket list, knowing that I had conquered a goal I did not think I could do.

I was lucky enough to stumble across the NDC when doing a Google search and had heard great things about NDC from other participants. By finding them, I was able to reach out to which they promptly assisted me with any questions and answers I needed. I found the team, especially Jess, to be very warm and accommodating. No questions were to hard for them to answer.

I would thoroughly recommend the team at NDC and would encourage anyone with big or small goals to reach out for assistance. I still have some goals on my bucket list that I would like to tick off and I know the NDC will be able to encourage and assist me along my journey.

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Frequently Asked Questions

NDIS stands for the National Disability Insurance Scheme. It is designed to help improve disability services in Australia, providing greater control and decision making to people with disabilities. The NDIS supports people with a permanent and significant disability that affects their ability to participate in everyday activities, as assessed on a case by case basis. It then provides funding support based on a person’s unique needs and life goals, with participants having much more choice in what they need to help them live a good quality of life.
While the NDIA always have the final say on eligibility, generally speaking, being eligible for NDIS means that you require support from another person due to a permanent and significant disability, you must use special equipment to complete daily tasks because of your disability, or having supports now for your disability could help you reduce your future needs.

You must also be aged between 7 and 65 (for children 0 – 7 years, support is provided by Early Childhood Partner) and be an eligible Australian resident. If you do not meet one of these criteria, there may still be support available to you through other government and community services.

An NDIS participant is defined as a person with a disability who has applied for, and has been approved to, receive support from the NDIS.

We are reimbursed for the support that you receive from your NDIS plan. Any out of pocket expenses will be negotiated with the participant and outlined in your schedule of support.

  • Individualised care and support to help you reach your goals
  • Support Workers selected to match your criteria and approved by you
  • Trusted National presence so you can travel anywhere and reach our services
  • Dedicated Care Coordinator to ensure your care and support is delivered your way

We encourage you to have as much or as little input into your choice of support worker, recognising that there may be times when a preferred support worker will be unavailable.

We will contact you as soon as possible to begin a conversation!

If you feel you are eligible for the NDIS, you first need to make an access request to join the NDIS. This can be done on the phone, via email or in person. This will involve providing information on yourself, your disability and how it impacts your daily life. The NDIA will evaluate your information and send you an “Access Decision”, if they agree that you are eligible then the next step is to develop a plan at a planning meeting. The planning meeting is where you meet (either in person or on the phone) with an NDIA planner to discuss your goals, activities and tasks. They will help you identify the supports and services necessary and reasonable for you to achieve your goals and assist you in your daily life. Once completed, your plan will be sent for approval. Once approved by the NDIA, you can begin using your plan to select service providers who will provide your supports and services. This is where we come in.
  • Daily personal activities
  • Transport to enable participation in the community, social, economic and daily life activities
  • Workplace help to allow a participant to successfully get or keep employment in the open or supported labour market
  • Therapeutic supports including behaviour support
  • Help with household tasks to allow the participant to maintain their home environment
  • Help to a participant by skilled personnel in aids or equipment assessment, set up and training
  • Home modification design and construction
  • Mobility equipment
  • Vehicle modifications

You can manage your plan in four different ways, as discussed during your planning meeting.

  1. Self-management – The NDIA will pay you so you can pay your providers directly
    2. Plan-management – The NDIA will provide funding in your plan to pay for a Plan Manager who pays providers on your behalf
    3. NDIA-managed – The NDIA will pay your providers on your behalf
    4. A combination of the above options

When it comes to selecting service providers, the choice is yours. While some participants love making all the decisions, others have their supports taken care of by an organisation and people they trust. This is one of the things we do here at the National Disability Council – help organise your supports, get you into homes, and the like.

Just give us a call – we’re here to support you, so all enquiries have no obligations, commitments or costs. Start with the first phone call, ask us all your questions, and then decide if you’d like us to be by your side to help bring your dreams to life. Contact us by clicking here. We need a phone number and ways that are accessible for all our participants.
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