Under the NDIS, housing supports are individualised and only funded when they are reasonable and necessary. Two common living arrangements people explore are shared supported living and more independent living with in-home supports.

Accessibility is about removing barriers so disabled people can live safely, participate in community life, and exercise genuine choice.

If you want to explore adult-focused programs that match your interests and goals, we can help you review what’s available and how it aligns with your plan.

Choosing a day program is a personal decision, and the NDIS expects your supports to reflect your goals and preferences. We can talk through your goals and help you find a program that fits your plan and feels right for you.

Participants often report that day programs help them maintain routine and social connection and provide a safe place to practise community participation

Daily Living Assistance can be used for support with personal and household routines. Depending on a participant’s plan and needs, this might include help with personal care (such as showering, dressing, grooming, mealtime support, or toileting), help with domestic tasks that relate directly to daily living (such as basic meal preparation, laundry, or maintaining a clean and safe environment), and support to complete everyday community activities (such as attending appointments or shopping where a participant cannot do so safely alone).

Daily living skills are the practical routines that help someone get through the day with safety and confidence. They include things like personal care, preparing food, moving around the community, communicating needs, or managing energy and time.

If you’d like to learn more or visit the space, get in touch, we’re happy to talk you through the program and see whether it’s the right fit.

Day programs are structured supports offered either in-centre (at a facility) or in-the-community (outings, activities) that help adults with disability build skills, connect socially, access community and enhance their wellbeing.

The Companion Card is a powerful tool in Australia for people with disability who require support to engage in community life. While it is not part of the NDIS, it complements your supports by easing the cost barrier of including a companion in social, cultural, or recreational activities.

Applying for the NDIS can be tricky, but it doesn’t have to be. Many people miss out on the support they need simply because of small, avoidable mistakes in their application. From not providing enough evidence to downplaying your needs, these simple slip-ups can make all the difference. In this post, we break down the most common NDIS application mistakes and how to steer clear of them so you can give yourself the best chance at getting approved.

Applying for the NDIS doesn’t have to be confusing. By following this checklist, you can feel prepared and confident every step of the way.

Living with a disability shouldn’t mean being stuck at home. Getting around, going to appointments, work, and social events are all essential for independence, connection, and well-being. If you are a participant with Choice Support Plus (or considering becoming one), here’s a guide to the transport options you may be able to access, how payments and budgets work, and ways to reduce costs.

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides funding and support for Australians living with disabilities, helping them access essential services, therapy, and independent living options. However, navigating the application process can feel overwhelming.

When exploring support options under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), it’s common to come across two terms that sound similar but serve very different purposes.

At Choice Support Plus, we understand that navigating the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) can be challenging, especially when it comes to Daily Living Assistance. To help you better understand this support, we've compiled answers to some of the most common questions.​

At Choice Support Plus, we believe everyone deserves a home that supports their independence. In this blog, we explain what accessible housing means and how the NDIS helps make it possible.

At Choice Support Plus, we work with dedicated support workers who understand the value of trust, consistency, and genuine care. In this blog, we’ll explore the key roles and responsibilities that come with being an NDIS Support Worker.

At Choice Support Plus, we are committed to helping NDIS participants understand their housing options and navigate the process of securing accommodation that meets their needs.