Planning support to enter into NDIS

Hi Smartypants

Great question as we move in NDIS territory.

I do not know the answer for you however maybe someone from Strokeline or one of the workers who monitor this site will be able to point you in the right direction.

Good luck and take care.

Sue Bowden

Hi Smartypants,

See here http://synapse.org.au/support-services/ndis/ndis-pre-planning.aspx

NDIS pre-planning in NSW for people with brain injury and it's free.

Regards,

Adrian

Thank you Adrian for your link.  I have made an enquiry to them and await their reply - much appreciation for your guidance.

No worries, happy to help.

Certainly, I can provide guidance on your situation. It's commendable that you're seeking support and exploring options through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). In SouthWest Sydney, there are several organizations and resources that can assist individuals affected by stroke with the NDIS application process and preplanning.

Stroke Recovery Association: You may want to reach out to the Stroke Recovery Association of New South Wales at (https://iconiccareplanmanagers.com.au/new-south-wales/). They offer support and information for stroke survivors and their families, and they can likely provide guidance on navigating the NDIS.

Local NDIS Office: Contact your local NDIS office or visit their website. They can provide information about the application process and may offer guidance specific to your region in SouthWest Sydney.

NDIS Support Coordination: The NDIS provides support coordination services that can assist you in preparing for your NDIS plan. They can help identify your needs, goals, and the support services required to enhance your independence and quality of life.

Community Health Services: Explore community health services and rehabilitation centers in your area. They often have staff who can assist with NDIS applications and provide valuable information about available supports.

Healthcare Professionals: Consult your healthcare team, including your occupational therapist and physiotherapist, for advice on the NDIS application process. They may have insights and referrals to local organizations.

Remember that the NDIS is designed to support individuals with disabilities in achieving their goals and improving their quality of life. Your unique needs and circumstances following your stroke make you eligible for potential assistance through the NDIS. Don't hesitate to seek help and information from the resources mentioned above, as they can guide you through the process and ensure you receive the support you need. Best of luck with your NDIS application and your journey toward improved independence and well-being.