Free NDIS Application Service

We can help

The NDIS application can involve various information and requirements. We know that dealing with government paperwork can be daunting. Core Wellness Disability Services provides free NDIS application assistance to help you every step of the way.

Information and guidance on the NDIS and application process.

Assistance in preparing and completing the application.

Advocacy and representation throughout the process.

Collaboration with allied health professionals for necessary assessments.

Ongoing support during assessment and planning stages.

If you need assistance applying for the NDIS to access life-changing supports, make sure to get in
touch with our dedicated team at Core Wellness Disability Services.

NDIS Application Process

1) Check your eligibility

There are a number of factors that impact whether you’re eligible for the NDIS. First step is to
answer these questions and if you answer yes to all or some of these questions – you may be eligible
for the NDIS,

Are you aged between 7 and 65?
Do you live in Australia and have Australian residency?
Do you usually need support from a person because of a permanent and significant
disability?
Do you use special equipment because of a permanent and significant disability?
Do you need some supports now to reduce your future needs?

Find out more information about eligibility on the NDIS website.

3) Wait to hear back from the NDIA

The NDIA will get back to you whether your request was approved. They will also give you a date for your planning meeting.

2) Submit an NDIS access request

If you have met the eligibility criteria for the NDIS, the next step is to submit an access request,
which can be done by:

Calling the NDIS on 1800 800 110 and ask to make an Access Request

Complete and submit the Access Request Form and send by email to NAT@ndis.gov.au or
Contact your local LAC or NDIA office.

If you need help filling in the form or making the call, you can contact your Local Area Coordinator or
you can contact your local NDIA office.

4) Prepare for your planning meeting

People who are accepted by the NDIA will need to go into a planning meeting, ready to explain what they need to reach their goals and the support required.

Participant Testimonials

I am sure you will be an important part of our lives for many years to come!

Thank you so much for taking good care of my two kids. I was lost within the darkness and
hopelessness until I found you.

They have absolutely bent over backwards to find the best path of healthy life and wellness for Charlotte Nguyen.

Special thanks for your work with our patients when they were discharged from hospital. You worked
so incredibly hard and smart. You manage to go above and beyond for every piece of job that you do.

I will happily be recommending Core Wellness Disability Services to colleagues in other wards,
patients, and families. We are very appreciative of your work. You are amazing!

I would like to express my gratitude to Camellia Support Coordinator from Core Wellness Disability
Services for making my NDIS on-boarding experience a great one.

I was confused about how to navigate the NDIS process, but Camellia’s support is trusted and excellent.

Since my husband Christopher was diagnosed with early onset Multiple System Atrophy. Our family has struggled a lot.

My husband’s life has changed immensely thanks to the dedicated, patient, and timely support the team provided. Anytime my husband needs any help at all, nothing is too much of a problem for the team. They are all such beautiful souls.

Stay In Touch With Us !

We would love to hear from you and help you with any concerns you may have.
Core Wellness Disability Services is your trusted partner.
Simply fill out the form below, and one of our dedicated team members will get back to you promptly.

Locations

Melbourne metropolitan and Victoria regional areas

Opening hours

Monday to Sunday 24/7

Want to chat first?

+61 466 669 699

Need support

info@cwaus.com.au

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