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Example of an NDIS Plan
Each NDIS plan is different based on the person and on your own requirements. Your objectives, finances, support, and personal situation all factor into your NDIS plan. Although the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) will occasionally alter the NDIS plan’s appearance, the samples given here are consistent with the subjects and subtopics the NDIA uses.
You might also want to look at the other NDIS plan tools we developed in response to your comments in addition to this example.
Your NDIS plan
The first page of your plan includes your:
- NDIS number
- Contact details for the NDIS
- NDIS plan start date
- NDIS plan review date
- Part 1: About me
- Part 2: My goals
- Part 3: My supports
NIDS Example 1: ZakJames
Your NDIS plan
- Name : Zak James
- NDIS Number: 430 766 967
- Plan starts: 1 July 2018
- Plan will be reviewed by: 1 July 2019
- Planner: KathySmith – (03) 6666 7777
NDIS Number: 430 766 967
- Address: 2 Lyndal Rd, Heavenport, VIC, 3333
- Phone: (03) 5555 1010
- Email: Kathy.Smith@ndis.gov.au
PART 01
About Me
This data pertains to John, a participant, and his whole life.
Zak James lives in Suburb, Victoria with his parents, Kathy and Sam. The majority of his expenses are supported by his parents. His parents assist with transportation to day activities and both work part-time. He spends his weekends with his parents and routinely attends a Day program that is scheduled from 9 am to 3 pm on weekdays. Zak needs assistance to interact with the community and needs constant monitoring to be safe. Besides his parents, Zak doesn’t have many friends. Additionally, he has just moderate social skills. His difficulties are with sensory processing and associated attitudes.
PART 02
My Goals
This part discusses my Participant’s principal aim and other key topics I’ll be focusing on.
My Main Objective: To make my home life better
In the course of this plan, I want: support with my personal care 3 days a week. NDIS to assist pay for the skill development program to increase my independence. To maintain informal assistance, the NDIS will pay for respite.
My Second Goal: Accessing various everyday activities securely
I want the NDIS to fund 3 days a week for the Day Program during this plan. In order to help myself and others with techniques to participate in everyday activities, I also require a behavioral evaluation and management plan. Funding is required for my environmental issue evaluation and intervention.
My Third Objective: To journey independently to community gatherings
I need direct help to participate in community activities once every thirty days for the course of this plan. I also want training to increase my mobility, knowledge and abilities. In order to travel independently, I request financing for a transportation allowance.
My Fourth Objective: To improve life skills
During this plan I want: help workers in training to increase independence in daily living skills such as cooking and reading.
My fifth objective: To enhance my social and communication abilities
I want a speech therapy assessment, continued treatment, and communication assistance throughout this plan.
PART 03
My Supports
These are the resources that will help and direct me as I work to achieve my objectives.
informal assistance (Friends and family)
Mother and father: Daily support with all activities, including interacting, getting about, making decisions, and maintaining finances.
Service and Community groups(Mainstream and Community Support)
This is referred to as “community and mainstream” support in the NDIS. It includes community organizations, schools or other forms of education, athletic or hobby clubs, and other government services.
NDIS reasonable and necessary support budgets
By reviewing the NDIS costs to the participant page on the NDIS website (www.ndis.gov.au/participants), you may decide how you will spend the amounts in each budget that is shown below.
Wherever a support is marked as “stated,” you must purchase it in accordance with the plan’s instructions. A “stated” support on the list cannot be amended.
- Transport to access daily activities Budget: $3,650
- Reference number: (4-digit number)
- How will I be funded: NDIS will make a direct payment in my registered bank every fortnight.
- The support budget will be valid between 1 July 2018 and30 Jun 2019.
- Assistance with daily life. Budget: $60,250
- Reference number: (4-digit number)
- How your support will be funded: NDIS will make a direct payment for the support or reimburse me.
- The support budget is valid for a year between 1 July 2018 to 30 Jun 2019.
- Purpose of support: Three hours a week assistance to access the community as attending Day Program, nine hours a week personal care, fourteen days a year in home respite, group program 30 hours a week, two hours a week home maintenance to consolidate informal supports.
- Improved daily living skills Budget: $3,890
- Reference number: (4-digit number)
- How will the support be paid: NDIS will pay directly for these supports or reimburse me.
- This support budget can only be used from: 1 July 2018 to 1 July 2019
- Purpose of support: 20 hours a year for occupational therapy and speech therapy assessment and intervention
- Improve social and community participation Budget: $3,450
- Reference number: (4-digit number)
- How will the support be paid: NDIS will fund these supports or reimburse me.
- This support budget can only be valid for: 1 July 2018 to 1 July 2019
- Purpose of support: 52 hours a year of capacity building to increase ability to access community.
- Total NDIS Plan Amount – $71,240
NIDS Example 2: ZahraAsad (Under 8 years old)
- Name: Miss ZahraAsad
- Date of Birth: 01/01/2014
- NDIS Number: 430333344
- Plan Length (months): 12
- Scheduled Review Date: 01/01/2019
About Me
Zahra resides with her two sisters and both of her parents. Currently she is taken care of by them.
Daily life – Zahra is a cheerful and social little girl. She is tenacious and extremely intelligent. Zahra loves people, appreciates music, and enjoys going to parks and swimming pools.
My Goals
- Daily life: To enhance Zahra’s gross motor abilities. Zahra needs to improve her gripping, manipulation, and general hand strength.
- Daily life: For Zahra to increase her vocabulary and functional speech in order to be able to reply to simple commands and answer yes-or-no questions.
- Medium to Long Term Life Goal(s): in all facets of life.
- In everyday life, Zahra has to be able to adhere to detailed instructions.
- Daily life: For Zahra to continue receiving consistent assistance from her family.
Informal, Mainstream and Community Supports
- Support Type (Description; Current/New; Frequency; Related Goal; Support Category)
- Zahra resides with her parents, who both have full-time jobs. The family is unable to consistently provide dependable and safe care. The current objective is for Zahra to keep consistently receiving assistance from her family.
- Mainstream: Zahra visits her pediatrician twice a year and has a regular GP. Every three months, Zahra also goes to the hospital for a variety of medical issues. Zahra used to go to child care, but she now goes less frequently since it didn’t work. Every weekend, Zahra goes to the pool with help from her family.
My Supports
- CB Daily Activity: $35,258.56
- Consumables: $11,300.55
* Core consists of Consumables, Daily Activities, Social and Community and Civic Participation Categories only.
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