When determining what supports are considered reasonable and necessary for you, we take several factors into account. Firstly, the support or service must be directly related to your disability, ensuring it addresses your specific needs. Additionally, it does not include day-to-day living costs unrelated to your disability support needs, such as groceries.

National Disability Healthcare Support (NDHS) understands that each individual’s journey is unique, and we are here to ensure you feel valued and important, every step of the way. We want to ensure that you receive the support and services you need to thrive.

At NDHS, we also prioritize value for money, ensuring the support you receive offers maximum benefit and effectiveness. We want to ensure that the support and services provided work for you and contribute to achieving your unique goals. We also consider any other support you may receive from government services, your family, carers, networks, and the community.

Our approach takes into account both informal and formal support. Informal support refers to the natural connections you have with your family, friends, and community services that contribute to your daily well-being. Formal supports, such as health and education services, also play a significant role in meeting your needs.

The reasonable and numerous support methods we provide aims to help you pursue your goals, objectives, and  aspirations. They empower you to increase your independence, actively participate in the community, and foster engagement in both the workplace and society at large. We are dedicated to supporting your journey, enhancing your capacity, and enabling you to lead a fulfilling life.

At NDHS, we believe that your dreams and aspirations are within reach, and we are committed to providing the supports and services necessary for you to thrive and actively contribute to your community.