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14/07/2021

Our new ‘Would We Fund It’ webpage is a guide to explain what the NDIS funds.

You can browse through commonly requested NDIS support items to learn how we typically make “reasonable and necessary” decisions.

Tap to browse the categories: https://bit.ly/2VfyTHu

14/03/2020

"A person's a person, no matter how small" Dr. Seuss

23/02/2020

3 & a bit months until the big night!
Get your tickets NOW - https://events.humanitix.com.au/musicmakers2020

20/02/2020

An Interesting observation about human nature...

•Kylie Jenner releases a lip gloss, and people buy it.
•Michael Jordan puts out a new shoe, people buy it.
•Matthew McConaughy is the spokesman for a car and people want it.
•Dre has new headphones, people buy them.
•Apple releases a new phone and people stand in line for it.
•Oprah promotes a weight loss program, everyone jumps on board.
•One Direction releases a perfume, it becomes viral on Social Media.

A friend or family member starts a new business, people are wary of buying and supporting them.

I wonder why are we so quick to support someone we don't know, who has plenty of money already. Yet we come up with a million reasons not to support someone we know and love!

When you support social marketing and small businesses, online or retail, you are helping families you know feed their kids, pay their mortgage, and find happiness and well being! 💛✨💛✨💛✨

In most cases you are also getting access to an awesome opportunity/service and if that's of no interest, then awesome products!

It takes a lot of effort for someone to strike up the courage to leave behind the safety of a job and start their own business and then talk to people about it to try to help it grow.

So next time you see a friend posting about their business, either online or traditional, don't keep scrolling, give them a quick like or a comment and share, you don't even have to buy the product! It really does help!🙏🏾🙏🏼
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20/02/2020

There are three options to manage your NDIS funding - self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed
You can also choose a combination of the three options. For example you may choose to self-manage one part of your plan to start with and have the rest managed by the NDIA.

Your ECEI Coordinator, LAC or NDIA planner will ask you how you would like to manage your NDIS funding during your planning meeting. They will help you choose the best way to manage your funds for your needs and circumstances.

No matter how your funds are managed, you still have choice and control to ensure your services are working for you and fit in your budget. Even if your funding is managed by the NDIA or a Plan Manager, you should regularly check the myplace portal and your funding to make sure your budgets are on track.

Plan-managed funding
The NDIA will provide funding in your plan to pay for a Plan Manager who PAYS YOUR PROVIDERS FOR YOU, helps you keep track of funds and takes care of financial reporting for you. USE BOTH REGISTERD AND NON REGISTERED PROVIDERS

Self-management
The NDIA provides you with funding so you can access the supports that will best help you achieve your goals. USE BOTH REGISTERD AND NON REGISTERED PROVIDERS

NDIA-managed funding
The NDIA pays your providers on your behalf. These can ONLY be REGISTERED PROVIDERS

You may choose to either self-manage your supports, ask the National Disability Insurance Agency to pay on your behalf, or ask a third-party to manage paymen...

18/02/2020

Wow what awesome initiative this young girl is taking and an absolutely brilliant idea!! I wish I worked at Stockland so I could use this service.

I think it's really important to supply local businesses.

Has anyone used this service? Comment below

Got too much work to do?

Needed a ☕coffee☕ but can't leave?

Text 📱Carly 0459694752 to bring it to you.😀

17/02/2020

Just wanted to share this link for Quiet hours at Cole's. Because I know most take it for granted that they can pop in to the shops without any sort of strategic planning in order to prevent a meltdown.

This is not a new thing I realise but perhaps some are unaware that this exists.

Some stores in the Illawarra have a quiet hour so click the link and see if there is somewhere nearby you can take advantage of this.

Welcome to Coles supermarkets. View your local catalogue. Find your nearest store. Shop online and have your groceries delivered. Discover great recipe ideas.

17/02/2020

Helping take the stress out of NDIS for participants. Basically we claim funds from NDIS and pay for the supports that you have chosen to be reasonable and necessary in order to live your Best life.
What so good about that??? • Access to both registered and unregistered providers giving you more choice and control in how your funding is spent • All your paperwork kept for you • Track your budget • Help to get service agreements in place • NO COST TO YOU .

16/02/2020

Wanted to share this great local up and coming business.

FYI, a new physical culture (dance) class for girls with disabilities starting up in Oak Flats called Dance-ABLE.

*Image - An advertisement with a black & white border with the the words Dance-ABLE at the top, Dance with no Limits underneath. Classes held at 4/150 Industrial Road Oak Flats. Places are limited, see our website for more details - www.scphysieanddance.com FREE Trial lesson.
The Creative Kids Logo and Approved Provider Active Kids is on the bottom left of the advertisement. Physiedance logo Shellharbour City is on the bottom right of the advertisement*

12/02/2020

😍

On Hollywood's biggest night of the year, an actor with Down syndrome joined the ranks of A-listers to present an Academy Award.

11/02/2020

Are you new to the NDIS?

The booklet can help participants, their families and carers to learn more about the NDIS. It helps people with a disability determine if they are eligible to receive NDIS support and how to access it.

Download it here 👉 http://bit.ly/2OQO4DE

[Image description: Image is a graphic with text on the left that reads: Booklet 1 Understanding the NDIS. On the right of the image is the front cover of Booklet 1]

10/02/2020

Calling all movie buffs! 🍿

Pixar have released a new animated film 'Loop'. The main character Renee has autism and is non verbal. The film shows two kids having to learn about how the other experiences the world.

The film is available from today on Disney+

Find out more about the film here 👉 http://bit.ly/2H3Px2B

[Image description: Image is an animation of a young girl. She is wearing a life jacket whilst in a canoe. She is closing her eyes and putting her hands out to feel the plants around her, with the sun shining behind her]