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  Fight the Stigma: NDIS Psychosocial Disability Services in NSW Disabilities that arise from the  mental health  issues of an individual are termed psychosocial disabilities. People with psychosocial disabilities are often misunderstood and marginalised. The stigma surrounding mental health conditions leads to social exclusion and discrimination against those individuals. Having a psychosocial disability impacts the functional and cognitive capabilities of a person and creates barriers for them from being a part of mainstream society. Government-funded  disability support services  like the  National Disability Insurance Scheme  (NDIS) have helped people with psychosocial disabilities to overcome various disability barriers and improve their mental well-being. The mental health support from the NDIS mainly focuses on the impact of the mental health issues on the functional capacity of the participant.  Psychosocial disabilities  can affect t...

  On the Pathway to Independence with NDIS Supported Independent Living Home and living are one of the most significant goals pursued by the NDIS participants. But independent living is often a distant dream for  people with disabilities  due to the lack of support and prejudice from society. The  National Disability Insurance Scheme  has introduced many living options for differently-abled individuals that have revamped the way people perceive disability and independence. It has helped people with disabilities to live the life that they want without being dependent on others. Supported Independent Living (SIL ) is one such  NDIS support  designed for people with higher support needs. It includes assistance with everyday activities including meal preparation and personal care. Along with developing the participant’s capabilities, this support let them live as independently as possible. Instead of always relying on their family, participants can move in...

  Restoring Resilience with NDIS Respite Support Care Time away from the comfortable care environment of one’s home is an unimaginable prospect for a large majority of people with disabilities. But sometimes we need a break in our usual routines to try new things in life.  Short Term Accommodation , including respite, is an NDIS support that helps you to stay somewhere outside your home for a brief time. You can utilise this support if your usual carers and informal supports are not available for a short period. The break from the caring responsibilities can restore resilience and energy in your caregivers and help them come back even stronger. To access  Respite Support Care , the participants must meet the NDIS funding criteria such as the support should be ‘reasonable and necessary’ for them to pursue their goals and it should help them become active participants in the community. The participant’s need for Short Term Accommodation must arise from the issues related to...

  Importance of Community Participation in People with Disabilities One of the primary goals of the  National Disability Insurance Scheme i s the social integration of people with disabilities. Through funded supports and services, the NDIS fulfils the disability needs of the participants so that they can work towards their goals and become active members of society. Various capacity-building supports are in place to build the confidence of differently-abled individuals and their ability to take care of themselves without relying on others completely. Similarly, the  NDIS participants  also have the opportunity to participate in several community activities and increase their social engagement with the help of  Core supports.  It helps to boost their morale as well as develop their skills to socialise with other people. Community Participation  comes under the  Core Supports budget  of the participant’s NDIS plan. It is the most flexible budg...