NDIS support for multiple disabilities refers to participants who are living with two or more significant and permanent impairments that impact their ability to carry out everyday activities. These disabilities may be physical, intellectual, psychosocial, sensory, or neurological, often creating complex support needs that require a coordinated and holistic approach. Under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), individuals with multiple disabilities in Perth can access tailored funding designed to enhance their independence, well-being, and quality of life. 

The NDIS recognises that no two participants are the same, especially when multiple conditions interact or overlap. That’s why supports are personalised, ranging from daily living assistance and therapy services to mobility aids, community access, and behaviour support. By providing flexible, participant-centred funding, the NDIS ensures that people with multiple disabilities receive comprehensive care that addresses their unique challenges while empowering them to achieve their personal goals, live more comfortably, and participate fully in their community.

• Person-Centred Approach: They emphasise placing the individual’s unique needs and journey at the forefront of all decision-making, empowering participants to make the best decisions for their lives.
• Exercise Physiology and Physiotherapy: Focusing on improving movement, strength, flexibility, balance, and managing chronic conditions.
• Allied Health Assistance and Support Work: Providing practical daily living support with tasks like personal care, meal preparation, and community participation.
• Specialised Therapies: Services may also extend to hydrotherapy and remedial massage, which are beneficial for pain relief and mobility improvement.
• Empowerment and Independence: A core philosophy is to empower individuals, providing them with the tools and support needed to achieve greater independence, confidence, and active participation in their community.
• Experienced and Compassionate Team: Clients report positive experiences with the team, highlighting their listening skills, personalised plans, and genuine care.
• Holistic Support: They focus on both physical and mental well-being, acknowledging the interconnectedness of mind and body in managing multiple disabilities.
• Registered NDIS Provider: As a registered provider, they adhere to the protocols set by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission, ensuring professional and regulated care.

Intellectual Disability + Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

A participant may need help with communication, behaviour regulation, learning, and daily living tasks.

Cerebral Palsy + Vision Impairment

Mobility challenges combined with low vision may require specialised equipment, personal care, and therapy support.

Down Syndrome + Hearing Loss

Participants may need communication support, hearing devices, and assistance with social or functional skills.

Spinal Cord Injury + Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

Individuals may experience both physical limitations and cognitive challenges.

Psychosocial Disability + Epilepsy

Support may be needed for emotional well-being, medication management, and safety.

Muscular Dystrophy + Intellectual Impairment

This may involve mobility supports, daily care assistance, and specialised therapies.