23/02/2024
NDIS meeting coming up? Here's how to prepare.
1. Understand what you want to achieve with NDIS support. Whether it's improving independence, accessing specific services, or pursuing personal goals, having clarity on your objectives is essential.
2. Collect any relevant documents such as medical records, assessments, reports, or letters from healthcare professionals that support your NDIS application and outline your needs.
3. Make a list of the supports and services you require to achieve your goals. This may include therapies, equipment, personal care assistance, or social activities. Be specific about the type and frequency of support needed.
4. Explore NDIS registered providers in your area who offer the services and supports you require. Familiarise yourself with their offerings, reputation, and reviews to make informed choices.
5. Write down any questions or concerns you have about the NDIS process, your plan, or available supports. This ensures you address all your queries during the meeting.
6. If applicable, plan how you will manage your NDIS budget effectively. Consider whether you need support coordination or plan management to help you navigate funding and service providers.
7. Approach the meeting with a positive attitude and an open mind. Be willing to collaborate with NDIS representatives to develop a plan that best meets your needs and aspirations.
8. After the meeting, make note of any action points or follow-up tasks. Stay engaged in the NDIS process by monitoring your plan, providing feedback, and seeking assistance if needed.
By following these steps, you'll be well-prepared to make the most of your NDIS meeting and ensure that your support needs are effectively addressed.
