National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) for children living with Cerebral Palsy

The NDIS provides funding to people with a permanent and significant disability to access the support and services they need to enjoy life. Every NDIS participant has an individual plan that lists their goals and funding. 

Who can access NDIS

The NDIS can fund education, employment, social participation, independence, living arrangements, and health and wellbeing.  

To be eligible for the NDIS, you need to meet:

  • age requirements
  • residency requirements
  • disability or early Intervention eeds

For detailed eligibility criteria, visit the NDIS eligibility page.

Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI) Partners

These are local organisations that help young children with developmental delays or disabilities. They offer family-centred support and expert care.

Find your ECEI partner:

Local Area Coordinators (LACs)

LACs assist people aged 7 and older with:

  • understanding and accessing the NDIS
  • creating and implementing their plans
  • connecting with local services and supports

Find your LAC Partner:

Support coordinator

Support coordinators help participants understand and use their NDIS funds effectively. They assist with:

  • managing and implementing your plan
  • building skills to use your plan independently

Note: Support coordinators do not create NDIS plans.

Request a review or appeal

If you disagree with an NDIS decision:

Ask Izzy

You can use the “Ask Izzy” website to search for independent Disability Advocacy providers in your area. 

These services provide access to professionals who can ensure the choices and rights of people with disability are respected and they are being treated fairly.