ResourcesAbout the NDIS
Fact sheet - The NDIS for Women with Disabilities
22 July 2015
Women with Disabilities Victoria have produced a comprehensive 8-page fact sheet on the NDIS for women with disabilities.
It also includes a handy checklist to help you figure out what to do.
Fact sheet - The NSW Ombudsman and the NDIS
19 July 2015
The Ombudsman is the independent and impartial watchdog for community and disability services in NSW. This fact sheet talks about:
- What does the Ombudsman have to do with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)?
- What can I complain about?
- What can I do if I have a complaint about the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA)?
- Who can make a complaint?
Fact sheet - What if I am not happy with the NDIS? Plain English
15 July 2015
What if I am not happy with the NDIS? is an eight-page fact sheet that is in Plain English. That means it uses language that isn't hard to understand.
It tells you about what you can do if you are not happy with something about the NDIS.
Fact sheet - How do I make my plan happen? Plain English
15 July 2015
How do I manage funding? is a seven-page fact sheet that is in Plain English. That means it uses language that isn't hard to understand.
It tells you about looking after the money you get from the NDIS.
Fact sheet - Can I get the NDIS? Plain English
14 July 2015
Can I get the NDIS? is a six-page fact sheet that is in Plain English. That means it uses language that isn't hard to understand.
It tells you about who can get the NDIS.
Fact sheet - How to complain about a service to the NSW Ombudsman - Easy English
14 July 2015
If you:
- live in NSW
- are unhappy with a service you get through the NDIS
You can tell the NSW Ombudsman that you are not happy, and they will help you make a complaint. This fact sheet tells you more about what that all means, and what to do.
Fact sheet - How do I manage funding? Plain English
14 July 2015
How do I manage funding? is a six-page fact sheet that is in Plain English. That means it uses language that isn't hard to understand.
It tells you about looking after the money you get from the NDIS.
Fact sheet - How do I make my plan happen? Easy English
13 July 2015
How do I make my plan happen? is a four-page fact sheet that is in Easy English. That means it is easy to read. It has pictures and big, clear writing.
It tells you about what to do after your NDIS plan is finished.
Fact sheet - What should I know about plans? Plain English
13 July 2015
What should I know about plans? is a seven-page fact sheet that is in Plain English. That means it uses language that isn't hard to understand.
It tells you what an NDIS plan is, and what you have to do to make one.
Fact sheet - Can I get the NDIS? Easy English
12 July 2015
Can I get the NDIS? is a five-page fact sheet that is in Easy English. That means it is easy to read. It has pictures and big, clear writing.
It tells you about who can get the NDIS.