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AbilitySeer

AbilitySeer is a registered NDIS provider servicing Canberra, Queanbeyan and surrounding region.

We specialise in NDIS direct support, Support Coordination, Allied Health and Home & Living.

01/06/2026

Mobile Physiotherapy Support – Canberra & Queanbeyan

Need physiotherapy support delivered to your home or community? AbilitySeer provides mobile physiotherapy services tailored for NDIS participants.

✔ Home Visits
✔ Functional Assessments
✔ Mobility Support
✔ Face-to-Face & Telehealth

Our team is here to support your movement, independence, and everyday wellbeing with personalised care that comes to you.

📩 Contact us at info@abilityseer.com.au
📞 02 5104 7780

28/05/2026

🌟 Empowering Independence Through Personalised NDIS Support

At AbilitySeer, we see beyond the disability — we see YOU. As a registered NDIS provider proudly based in Canberra, we deliver compassionate, person-centred support tailored to your goals and lifestyle.

Our services include:
✅ NDIS Direct Support
✅ Support Coordination
✅ Psychosocial Recovery Coaching
✅ Allied Health (In-Person & Telehealth)
✅ Home & Living / SIL

Whether you're just starting your NDIS journey or looking for better support, our experienced team is here to guide you every step of the way.

📍 Canberra & Surrounding Areas
📞 02 5104 7780
📩 info@abilityseer.com.au
🌐 https://zurl.co/i7WVi

20/05/2026

🌟 Attention NDIS Participants in Canberra!
Looking for a trusted provider who truly understands your needs? AbilitySeer is here to empower your possibilities with reliable in-home and community support. 💙

With over 20 years of experience, local availability, and flexible support, we’re ready to help you live with more choice, confidence, and control.

Start your NDIS journey with AbilitySeer today!
📞 Call us: 02 5104 7780
🌐 https://zurl.co/zKLVJ

14/05/2026

NDIS Minister Mark Butler has introduced the NDIS (Securing the NDIS for Future Generations) Bill to the House of Representatives.

The Bill is the first step towards implementing the Scheme re-design that the Minister outlined at National Press Club in late April.

Today, we're just sharing a very basic overview. We will be publishing an in-depth analysis of the new legislation and its implications in next week's newsletter. We've opted for accuracy over speed, because the consequences of this Bill are far-reaching and legislation takes time to get your head around.

What we can say today is that the new Bill:

- Defines functional capacity for NDIS eligibility. A Technical Advisory Group will later advise the government on what is the appropriate level of functional capacity to qualify for the NDIS.

- Tightens the criteria for plan reassessments, so they can only occur when there is a ‘genuine and ongoing’ change in the person’s support needs and can only be requested by participants or plan nominees (not providers).

- Reinforces participants can only receive funding for impairments that have met the eligibility criteria.

- Allows the government to reduce the funding for particular groups of supports, like social and community participation.
Requires all plans to have an end date. When a plan ends, unspent funds will not roll over. New plans would contain the same funding minus any one off funding allocations, plus indexation.

- Redefines the reasonable and necessary criteria. Including through considering what it is reasonable to expect the NDIA to fund, with regard to consistency with other schemes, NDIS sustainability and family contributions.

- Tightens the criteria around establishing that a disability is ‘permanent,’ including by requiring people to have undertaken all appropriate treatments.

- Allows the NDIA to take into account an applicant’s eligibility for other government schemes when assessing NDIS eligibility.

- Amends the definition of an NDIS provider, considering the recommendations of the NDIS Registration Taskforce.

- Gives the NDIA more compliance and enforcement powers.

- Requires participants, plan nominees and providers to retain records for a certain period of time. Civil penalties will apply for failing to do so.

- Requires claims to be made within 90 days of delivering a support.

- Enables a new approach to plan management- where participants can select from a panel of approved plan managers. Plan managers could also be banned from providing other services under the NDIS.

- Enables the Minister to set prices for NDIS services.

- Allows for automated decision-making in the NDIS.

- Prohibits participants or plan nominees from managing NDIS funds if they’ve been convicted of certain offences.

There are also some minor amendments to facilitate the rollout of new framework plans and transitional matters related to the implementation of this Bill.

We know these are big changes, and there’s a lot to take in. Stay tuned for our more detailed analysis next week.

You can find the Bill and Explanatory Memorandum here: https://parlinfo.aph.gov.au/parlInfo/search/display/display.w3p;query=Id%3A%22legislation%2Fems%2Fr7487_ems_35e6531f-c440-4faf-98d6-7c7ddd8bd539%22

09/05/2026

Today we celebrate the incredible mothers who fill our lives with love, strength, and endless support. 💐

Thank you for all the sacrifices you make, the kindness you show, and the difference you create every single day. Wishing you all a beautiful Mother’s Day filled with love, appreciation, and special moments with your loved ones. ❤️

Happy Mother’s Day!

24/04/2026

Today, we pause to remember and honour the courage, sacrifice, and spirit of the ANZACs.
Lest we forget.

23/04/2026

📢 NDIS Update: Key Takeaways from Minister Mark Butler Announcement

✅ Major “reset” of the NDIS
Significant reforms to plans, eligibility, and the provider market are coming, with legislation expected soon.

✅ Changes to participant budgets
Average funding for social & community participation to reduce (approx. $31k ➝ $26k over time).

✅ New eligibility system (big shift)
Moving away from diagnosis-based access → standardised functional assessments focused on day-to-day capacity.

✅ Fewer participants over time
Scheme projected to reduce from ~760,000 participants to ~600,000 by 2030.

✅ Crackdown on support coordination & plan management
Spending in these areas expected to reduce by around 30%, with more structured/commissioned services.

✅ Provider reforms & tighter controls

More mandatory registration
Introduction of digital payment systems
Focus on quality and fraud prevention

✅ Limited choice in intermediaries (future)
Participants may need to choose providers from a government-approved panel.

✅ Unscheduled plan reassessments restricted
Will only occur in exceptional circumstances to control cost growth.

✅ New funding initiatives
$200M Inclusive Communities Fund to build mainstream and community-based supports.

✅ Delayed rollout of new planning framework
New Framework Plans now expected April 2027.

💬 What this means for the sector:
A major shift toward sustainability, tighter access, and stronger controls, with significant implications for participants, providers, and support coordinators.

20/04/2026

📢Meet Our NDIS Support Coordinators- Punam and Benazir

Punam is a dedicated NDIS Support Coordinator and qualified social work professional with extensive experience supporting children, young people, and families across mental health, trauma, and family support. She brings a calm, empathetic, and person-centred approach to her work, using trauma-informed practices to ensure individuals feel safe, heard, and empowered. Punam is passionate about helping people build independence, access the right supports, and improve their overall quality of life. Known for her ability to build trust and navigate complex situations, she combines strong listening skills with practical, solution-focused support. With formal training in ageing support and disability, along with hands-on experience in community and care settings, Punam is committed to delivering consistent, respectful, and high-quality support tailored to each individual’s needs.

Benazir is a warm, energetic, and people-focused NDIS Support Coordinator who brings creativity and genuine care into everything she does. With a passion for connecting with people from all walks of life, she is committed to supporting individuals to live independently with dignity and confidence. Fluent in multiple languages and rich in life experience, Benazir combines strong interpersonal skills with a natural ability to engage, organise, and create supportive environments. Known for her vibrant personality, she thrives in building meaningful relationships and fostering community participation. Her strengths include communication, event organisation, and practical daily support, all delivered with kindness and a belief that small acts of care can make a big difference.

📢Are you looking for NDIS Support Coordination Services?
✅AbilitySeer currently has capacity to provide high-quality NDIS Support Coordination services, supporting participants to confidently navigate their plans and achieve their goals.

Make a referral: https://zurl.co/UiT4z or contact us at 02 5104 7780.

08/04/2026

"At AbilitySeer, we don’t just provide support — we empower possibilities. 💙
Every step we take alongside our participants is a step closer to their goals, independence, and the life they choose to live.

Your journey, your goals — we’re here to make them happen."

AbilitySeer is a registered NDIS provider specializing in NDIS services across ACT and NSW. We currently have capacity for:
🔶NDIS Support Coordination
🔶NDIS Direct Support
🔶NDIS Home and Living: SIL
🔶Short-Term Accommodation
🔶Allied Health
Contact:
E:info@abilityseer.com.au
P:02 5104 7780
W: https://zurl.co/Lf7m3

02/04/2026

🌸🐣 Happy Easter from AbilitySeer! 🐣🌸

This Easter, we celebrate new beginnings, hope, and the joy of connection. At AbilitySeer, we are grateful for the opportunity to support our amazing participants, families, and dedicated team who make a positive difference every day.

May this season bring warmth, happiness, and renewed energy to you and your loved ones. 💛

Stay safe, enjoy the moments that matter, and embrace the spirit of Easter!

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49 Phillip Avenue
Watson, ACT
2602

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	9:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	9:30am - 2:30pm

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http://www.abilityseer.com.au/

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