NDIS

Trying a new NDIS provider can feel like a lot - even when you're excited about it. There's the uncertainty of a new space, new people, and not really knowing what you're walking into. That's exactly why we offer a meet and greet before anyone commits to anything. This post walks you through what our meet and greet actually looks like, so there are no surprises. What Is an NDIS Meet and Greet, and Why Do We Do It? An NDIS meet and greet is essentially a no-pressure first visi

Making friends as a person with autism can feel overwhelming when you're not sure where to start. Whether you're a parent supporting your teen, a self-advocating adult, or a support coordinator helping someone develop their social skills, choosing the right friendship goals makes all the difference. The key is starting where the you are right now and building from there. Not every goal will fit every person, and that's completely okay. The aim isn't to change who you are or f

If you've been looking at quotes or invoices for centre-based supports, you might have noticed a line item called "Centre Capital Cost" and wondered what it means. This small but important charge helps ensure that the facilities where you receive support are safe, accessible, and well-maintained. Let's break down what centre capital costs are and how they work in your NDIS plan. What Are Centre Capital Costs? Centre capital costs are a per-participant, per-hour fee that contr

If you're exploring social group programs through the NDIS, you've probably come across the term "Program of Support" and wondered what it actually means. Maybe you're thinking: Does this mean I'm locked into something? What if I don't like it? Will I be charged even if we can't make it to a session? These are fair questions that come up frequently when families are considering social group programs. Let's break down what Programs of Support are and how they work. What Actual