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A participant will generally be able to access funding through the NDIS for transport assistance if the participant cannot use public transport without substantial difficulty due to their disability.
There are three levels of supports for transport assistance, as set out below.
The NDIS will provide up to $1,606 per year for participants who are not working, studying or attending day programs but are seeking to enhance their community access.
The NDIS will provide up to $2,472 per year for participants who 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.
The NDIS will provide up to $3,456 per year for participants who are currently working, looking for work, or studying, at least 15 hours a week, and are unable to use public transport because of their disability.
Exceptional circumstances
Participants may receive higher funding if the participant has either general or funded supports in their plan to enable their participation in employment.
FPOC provides travel and transport services to people with disability. A member from our team will drive you to your destination and take you back home when you’re done. This can include weekly shopping, attending medical appointments, transport to and from work and attending community activities.
All of our staff have a valid Working with Children Check and Police Check and valid qualifications to work in this industry.
Our services are designed to help you get the most out of your life. Do you have a question or would like to find out more? FPOC’s trained and qualified support workers are here to answer any questions you may have.
If you would like to inquire further about how our Assisted Travel/Transport Service may assist you, please contact us today.
A participant will generally be able to access funding through the NDIS for transport assistance if the participant cannot use public transport without substantial difficulty due to their disability.
There are three levels of supports for transport assistance, as set out below.
The NDIS will provide up to $1,606 per year for participants who are not working, studying or attending day programs but are seeking to enhance their community access.
The NDIS will provide up to $2,472 per year for participants who 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.
The NDIS will provide up to $3,456 per year for participants who are currently working, looking for work, or studying, at least 15 hours a week, and are unable to use public transport because of their disability.
Exceptional circumstances
Participants may receive higher funding if the participant has either general or funded supports in their plan to enable their participation in employment.
FPOC provides travel and transport services to people with disability. A member from our team will drive you to your destination and take you back home when you’re done. This can include weekly shopping, attending medical appointments, transport to and from work and attending community activities.
All of our staff have a valid Working with Children Check and Police check and valid qualifications to work in this Industry.
Our services are designed to help you get the most out of your life. Do you have a question or would like to find out more? FPOC trained and qualified support workers are here to answer any questions you may have.
If you would like to inquire further about how our Assisted Travel/Transport Service may assist you, please contact us today.
