This section has some Questions and helpful links to Answers
I don't understand some of the words used by the NDIS
That's ok, understanding the words used by the NDIS can be like learning a new language. My role is to help guide you through what various words mean. If I use a word you don't understand, please, let me know.
Is there information available in Auslan?
Yes! The NDIS have recognised this, and have developed a series of videos for people who use Auslan, so that they can better understand what the NDIS is.
Please Click Here for information in Auslan - *NOTE once you have clicked on this page, please scroll down
What is the NDIS? What Help can I get?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme is called the NDIS. The NDIS is a new way to help people under 65 with disability get care and supports.
The NDIS also helps families and carers with information about services to support people with disability.
For further information please go to
Booklets 1 & 2 on this page will explain what the NDIS is, how to apply and how to set your goals.
Are you looking for help to understand your NDIS Plan?
Booklet 3 on the Booklets and Publications page will help guide you in understanding the different sections of your NDIS Plan and how to use it to attain your goals.
Links to Indigenous Services on the Moreton Bay
Moreton Bay Regional Council has a variety of services and initiatives that support and work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
For more information, click here
Endeavour Foundation and Carers QLD
The Endeavour Foundation and Carers QLD are recognised in helping people with a disability and those that support or care for them to better understand the NDIS.
Click Here to go to Endeavour Foundations Page, you can subscribe to their helpful newsletter to keep you up to date with the latest NDIS news, check out their FAQ's and see how the NDIS has enabled many other people to be more in control of the supports they received.
Click Here to go to the Carers Australia Page, where you will find out more information and supports in being a carer, which is someone who provides physical, social, emotional support to someone who has a disability. Carers are recognised as being very important people by the NDIS and the NDIS wants to make sure you are ok to