The NDIS uses short labels for very different things. SIL, SDA and MTA all relate to where a person lives and how they are supported, but they do not fund the same need. Mixing them up leads to the wrong evidence, the wrong funding request and avoidable delays. Here is the heart of it: The right home and the right support are related, but they are not the same thing. SIL is about support. SDA is about housing. MTA is about temporary accommodation. SIL: Supported Independent L

Norella Disability Support Services·: For self-managed & plan-managed NDIS participants We started Norella because we believe people with disability deserve more than a support schedule. They deserve a provider who actually shows up curious, flexible, and invested in the life they're building. If you're self-managing or plan-managing your NDIS funds, you've already made a choice: you want control over your supports. That's exactly the kind of participant we love working

Building daily living skills is a key step toward greater independence and confidence. For many people with disabilities, learning these skills can feel overwhelming without the right support. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) offers tailored assistance to help participants develop practical abilities that improve everyday life. This post explores five effective ways to build daily living skills with NDIS support, focusing on real-life examples and clear steps y

Families caring for someone with a disability often face ongoing challenges that can affect their physical and emotional health. NDIS respite care, also known as Short-Term Accommodation, offers a vital break for both participants and their families. This support not only helps maintain safety and quality care but also strengthens family wellbeing by providing time to rest and recharge. What Is NDIS Respite Care? NDIS respite care provides temporary relief for families and ca

Navigating the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) can feel overwhelming when you first receive your plan. The document is full of important information about your goals, funding, and supports, but it can be hard to know where to start. This guide breaks down the key parts of your NDIS plan in simple language. It will help you understand how your funding is organised and how to use your supports safely and confidently. By the end, you will feel ready to ask questions