NDIS support,with a difference.

• Families should review their child’s NDIS plan to see if funding is available under Capacity Building Supports or Core Supports. If you encounter difficulty in understanding the plan, please seek advice from a plan manager. You can also contact us to discuss how our services may align with your child’s goals and available supports.

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• If a child is not yet a NDIS participant but has significant challenges with learning and communication, families can apply for NDIS funding through the Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI) pathway (for children under 9) or the standard NDIS application process.

NDIS funding is tailored to each participant’s specific needs. Your individual NDIS plan will outline the level of funding available based on your goals and support requirements. DyslexAbility sessions may be funded under the following categories:

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• Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living (CB Daily Living) – Covers therapies and specialist support, including structured intervention and multisensory learning strategies, with the goal of helping participants build independence and capacity in key life areas, including communication, learning and daily function. DyslexAbility’s services focus on practical, skill-based intervention rather than clinical therapy and aims to improve the participants ability to engage in education, employment and daily life.

• Capacity Building – Increased Social and Community Participation – Supports programs that help participants develop confidence, communication, and self-advocacy skills in educational and community settings.

• Core Supports – Assistance with Social & Community Participation – Provides funding when learning support is part of a broader community engagement goal.

Families can use NDIS funding for DyslexAbility sessions in different ways, depending on how their plan is managed:

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• Self-Managed – Parents pay for DyslexAbility sessions upfront and claim reimbursement from the NDIS.

• Plan-Managed – An NDIS Plan Manager handles payments on behalf of the family. DyslexAbility invoices the plan manager directly.

• NDIA-Managed – The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) manages the funding and pays DyslexAbility directly for approved sessions.