John Smith

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NDIS is a vital resource for Australians with disabilities. It offers essential financial and physical support, empowering them to lead independent, fulfilling lives. Among the diverse group of participants, people with autism require particularly tailored support to meet their unique needs. However, many new participants fail to gain the full benefits due to a lack of understanding or awareness.

Ndis Plan Manager Melbourne: Your Trusted Partner for NDIS Success

John Smith13 May, 2025Health

At Kencho Plan Management, we pride ourselves on offering superior NDIS Plan Management Services in Melbourne, ensuring that participants have the best support for their financial and service coordination needs. Our team of experienced and compassionate plan managers work tirelessly to deliver personalised services that empower participants to maximise their NDIS plans, focus on their goals, and live life to the fullest.

NDIS Fund Autism: A Complete Guide to Support and Access

John Smith13 May, 2025Health

Navigating the NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme) can be complex, particularly for individuals and families affected by autism spectrum disorder (ASD). At our organisation, we understand the importance of clarity and comprehensive support when dealing with funding for autism under the NDIS. In this guide, we will break down the key aspects of NDIS autism funding, eligibility criteria, supports available, and how to maximise the benefits for individuals with ASD.

What Can NDIS Funding Be Used For in Melbourne?

John Smith25 Apr, 2025Other

The National Disability Insurance Scheme, popularly known as NDIS, has revolutionised how support is offered to Australians with disabilities. This government initiative allows eligible people to access funding tailored to their unique needs and goals. However, some, particularly the newly joined participants, find it difficult to understand how NDIS funding can be utilised. This can create gaps in receiving support