What kind of services can Personal Trainer's deliver to people with a disability under the NDIS?
The NDIS funds Personal Training under capacity building – health and wellbeing. PT’s can help people with a disability improve their fitness levels, increase their confidence to participate and interact in daily tasks and build their physical capacity to be more independent.
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Do I need to register with the NDIS to provide Personal Training services?
You don’t need to register with the NDIS if you’re providing services to a person managing their own funding given to them by the NDIS for personal training. You will need to check with them if they are accessing a “Self- Managed Plan” before you can ...
Who can receive NDIS funding?
Anyone who meets the following criteria is able to apply for funding through the NDIS: Have a permanent and significant disability, and Be aged between 7 and 65 years, and Live in Australia and be and Australian citizen, or hold a permanent visa, or ...
How do I register as a NDIS Provider?
You can only start delivering services as a registered NDIS provider once your application has been approved and you receive a certificate of registration issued by the NDIS Commission. There are some helpful links on the NDIS website to assist you ...
Do the NDIS fund gym membership?
No, the NDIS do not fund this as it is a day to day living cost not related to disability support needs. For example, if one goal is to get fit by going to the gym, the NDIS may fund a support or assistive technology to help you do these activities, ...