NDIS

The NDIS provides Australians under the age of 65 with a permanent and significant disability with the reasonable and necessary support they need to enjoy an ordinary life. Under the National Disability Insurance Scheme, families and carers will have access to the help they need to support people with disability so they can participate in a life filled with community and employment opportunities.

Helping NDIS participants build their independence is paramount at IMPACT Community Services. We want every one of our participants to experience the best life has to offer throughout their IMPACT journey. By providing opportunities through individual or group support, we encourage participants to be independent, participate in the community and build life skills.

FAQS: Your NDIS questions answered

Our support services promote choice and control and are tailored to suit your specific needs. Our aim is to help you engage with your community and educational activities, to build your independence and overall confidence. IMPACT support staff work closely with you and your family, carers and supporters for the ideal outcome. Our programs are governed under the NDIS quality safeguards.

Understand the different payment and funding options that you can use to purchase IMPACT NDIS services.

NDIS Funding

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is the new way of providing support for Australians with disability, their families and carers. It means you get to make decisions about your supports and who you would like to deliver them.

For more information about how we can support you, please call us on FREECALL 1800 179 233 or send us send an online enquiry.

If you have any concerns about your NDIS package being unable to accommodate these price increases, then please contact your NDIS Planner.

The NDIS have also made changes to the definition of a short term cancellation and associated charges.

Visit the Price Guide page on the NDIS website for more detailed information about the temporary price increases and changes to cancellations.

Current Price Guide 2020-2021

Daily Personal Activities:

107

Daily Personal Activities

Assistance with daily life

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Assistance With Self-Care Activities - Standard - Weekday Daytime - TTP

$58.80

Access Community

125	Participation In Community, Social And Civic Activities	4	Assistance with social and community participation	04_104_0125_6_1_T	Access Community Social And Rec Activities - Weekday Daytime - TTP	$58.80
125	Participation In Community, Social And Civic Activities	4	Assistance with social and community participation	04_105_0125_6_1_T	Access Community Social And Rec Activities - Standard - Saturday - TTP	$82.48
125	Participation In Community, Social And Civic Activities	4	Assistance with social and community participation	04_106_0125_6_1_T	Access Community Social And Rec Activities - Standard - Sunday - TTP	$106.17
125	Participation In Community, Social And Civic Activities	4	Assistance with social and community participation	04_103_0125_6_1_T	Access Community Social And Rec Activities - Standard - Weekday Evening - TTP	$64.71

Group Based

136	Group And Centre Based Activities	4	Assistance with social and community participation	04_136_0136_6_1_T	Group Activities In The Community – 1:4 – Standard – Weekday Daytime – TTP	$19.99
136	Group And Centre Based Activities	4	Assistance with social and community participation	04_120_0136_6_1_T	Group Activities In The Community - 1:3 - Standard - Weekday Daytime - TTP	$24.30
136	Group And Centre Based Activities	4	Assistance with social and community participation	04_170_0136_6_1_T	Group Activities In A Centre – 1:3 – Standard – Weekday Daytime – TTP	$26.45
136	Group And Centre Based Activities	4	Assistance with social and community participation	04_175_0136_6_1_T	Group Activities In A Centre - 1:4 - Standard - Weekday Daytime - TTP	$22.14

Individual Support

IMPACT Community Services offers one-on-one support tailored your way so you can achieve your goals. Our experienced team of support workers will help you develop the skills, confidence and social connections you need so you can participate more fully in the community and workforce. Read more

Centre based activities

IMPACT Community Services offers a broad range of activities that not only develop key life skills, but many of which also help participants broaden their pre-vocational skill set. And they’re great fun. Our staff work hard to promote socialisation. Read more

Community based activities

Get more involved with your community, be social, and participate in recreational activities with our range of social and community supports designed to help you enjoy your hobbies, see your friends, and have some fun. At IMPACT Community Services the focus is on providing a safe, social setting. Read more

Community Choir

The IMPACT Community Choir began in 2011 and now consists of more than 80 people who love to sing. Our Choir members are people with a disability, support workers, volunteers and IMPACT staff. Read more

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