To determine eligibility for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), individuals must meet certain criteria outlined by the Australian government. Generally, to be eligible, you must:

1. Have a permanent and significant disability that impacts your ability to participate effectively in everyday activities.
2. Be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or hold a Protected Special Category Visa.
3. Be under the age of 65 when you first apply for the NDIS.
4. Live in an area where the NDIS is available and meet residency requirements.

To confirm eligibility and apply for the NDIS, individuals can contact the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) or visit their website for more information and assistance with the application process.

To access the NDIS, check eligibility and apply online or contact the NDIA for assistance. After an assessment, an individualised plan is developed and approved. Then, access NDIS-funded supports and services tailored to your needs, with regular plan reviews to ensure they meet evolving requirements.

You can manage your NDIS funding by either taking control yourself, appointing a plan manager, or having the NDIA manage it directly for you. Choose the method that suits you best to ensure your funding is used effectively to achieve your goals.

You can receive various supports tailored to your needs through the NDIS, such as assistance with daily activities, therapy services, mobility aids, home modifications, employment support, and community activities. Your specific supports are outlined in your NDIS plan, based on your goals and assessment.

You can find more information about the NDIS by visiting their website, contacting the NDIA directly, reaching out to your local NDIS office, or connecting with disability support organisations in your area.