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How our Service Works?

Understand Your Needs

Answer a few questions about your health, lifestyle and cultural preferences, so we know how we can help you

We'll Find You a Quality Provider

We'll match you with a quality NDIS provider who has availability and can meet your needs

Get the service started

You meet the NDIS Provider and start receiving the care you deserve

Your NDIS path starts here

From learning about how to apply for funding to finding providers. At CareAbout, we can help you during every step of your NDIS journey.

Explain the NDIS

Our team will clearly explain how NDIS works and how to access the support you need

Understand your needs

We'll take the time to understand what your health, lifestyle and cultural preferences are.

Recommend Reliable NDIS Providers

At CareAbout, we believe that quality Disability Care is a basic human right, so we've created a rigorous process to ensure all partners we recommend meet essential quality standards.

Why Choose a Service Provider with CareAbout?

Quality Care

At CareAbout, we only work with providers who are customer focussed and have robust processes in place

Certified Providers with Availability

All providers we work with are NDIS certified and have immediate availability.

Your happiness is our success

If the relationship between you and the provider doesn’t last, we don’t get paid. So we make sure we only recommend providers who will do a good job.

We have helped families like yours

Frequently Asked Questions

Is NDIS means tested?

The NDIS is not means tested and will not affect other income support participants receive, such as a Disability Support Pension or Carers Allowance. Funds allocated to participants are meant for reasonable and necessary support that are required by participants to live an ordinary life.
What will the NDIS fund?
The NDIS is intended to provide reasonable and necessary supports and services to eligible participants, and these could cover a number of areas of a person’s life. When assessing each participant, the NDIS is guided by the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013 (NDIS Act) and the rules made under the NDIS Act in determining what would be considered reasonable and necessary. Some types of supports they could consider include:
- certain daily personal activities,
- transport enabling participation in community, social, economic and daily life activities,
- workplace assistance that would allow a participant to become or stay employed,
- therapeutic supports, including behaviour support,
- assistance with household tasks that would enable participants to maintain their home environment,
- home and/or vehicle modifications, and
- mobility equipment and assistive technology.
In all instances the supports must relate to a participant’s disability and it can be demonstrated are likely to be beneficial and effective to the participant.

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