The NDIS will provide up to $2,472 per year if you are currently working or studying part-time (up to 15 hours a week), participating in day programs and for other social, recreational or leisure activities.
This support ensures you have equal opportunity to get around. Transport is an essential aspect of life for people living with disabilities. This allows you to engage with the community, contribute to the economy, educate yourself, and achieve greater independence. This may include: access to taxis, rideshares, community transport, registered transport providers and other appropriate transport methods.
Your level of transport assistance funding will depend on how you access the community, and the support levels are as follows: