Assistive technology refers to equipment, devices, or systems that help people with disabilities perform tasks they may find difficult or impossible to do on their own. These tools improve independence, safety, and overall quality of life.
The NDIS offers funding for individuals with disabilities to access services that can help them attain their goals. Alongside capacity-building programs, training, therapy, and care services, this also includes funding for a group called ‘NDIS Assistive Technology’. AT building AT, or Assistive Technology AT, or assistive technology, is an umbrella term for any piece of system, software programme, assistive technology, or programmer equipment that offers practical solutions to daily life activities.
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Assistive Technology: An NDIS technology can range from simple to bespoke, very complex solutions.
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The NDIS is responsible for:
The NDIS Assistive Technology guideline outlines how participants can access and use technology to support their independence and daily living needs.
Assistive technology provides different benefits to support an individual with a disability. For instance, a disability is usually funded if it can be seen to enhance the quality of life in the following ways:
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Assistive technology refers to equipment, devices, or systems that help people with disabilities perform tasks they may find difficult or impossible to do on their own. These tools improve independence, safety, and overall quality of life.
Assistive technology can range from simple everyday items to advanced devices. Examples include wheelchairs, walking frames, shower chairs, communication devices, hearing aids, adjustable beds, and mobility aids
NDIS participants who have functional limitations due to disability or health conditions may be eligible for assistive technology funding as part of their NDIS plan, depending on their goals and support needs.
Assistive technology helps participants complete daily activities more easily, safely, and independently. It can reduce reliance on carers and improve participation in home, work, education, and community life.