Registered NDIS provider
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is the new way of providing individualised support for people with a permanent and significant disability, their families and carers.
The NDIS providers support packages tailored to people’s individual needs. You will have greater control and choice over the services you receive.
With SDC Happy Health, you get significantly more control of what care services and items you can receive from your Home Care Package. You also get more choice of when you receive them and at what rate. Our mission is to get you to have MORE CHOICE AND MORE SERVICES.
Are you eligible?
1: Age
You will need to be under 65 years old to apply for access. the government has said that services will still be available for those over 65 to access.
2: Residency Status
You need to be an Australian Citizen, permanent resident or be a New Zealand Citizen on a Protected Special Category Visa.
3: Disability requirements
You must have a significant disability that affects your life considerably and likely to be permanent. it may affect your ability to communicate and understand others, look after yourself, gain and maintain employment, mobility and ability to learn.
For further information go to the Access Checklist on the NDIS website.
Preparing the application
1: The Form
You will need to download a form from the NDIS website or visit an NDIS office to pick up a form.
2: GP Consultation
You will need to visit your GP so they can complete the Evidence of Disability From for you.
3: Submit the application
You will need to submit the completed application directly to the NDIS. The NDIA will be in touch if they need further information in accessing your application.
What we can do for you
Once you receive an NDIS package, we can provide you with many support services:
Assistance with daily life at home in the community, education and at work.
Improved daily living skills
Improved living arrangements
Increased social and community participation
Improved relationships
Improved life choices