Resources
Practical tools built for NDIS participants, families, and carers. No sign-up required and completely free.
NDIS Funding Explainer
Find out exactly what your NDIS funding can be used for, explained in plain English with real examples and line item codes.
IMPORTANT NOTE
This tool covers the most common supports and examples for each category. It is not an exhaustive list. Your plan may fund supports not shown here. Always confirm with your support coordinator, LAC, or the NDIA before spending on a support you are unsure about.
About the NDIS Funding Explainer
Understanding what your NDIS funding can actually be used for is one of the most common challenges participants and families face. This tool changes that.
Select the support categories in your plan, tell us whether each one is flexible or stated, and we generate a plain-language guide showing exactly what you can and cannot use each category for, with real examples and line item codes.
Covers all 14 support categories, includes SLES, and lets you print or save as PDF when you are done. Always confirm with your support coordinator or LAC before spending on a support you are unsure about.
About the Budget Tracker
Self-managing your NDIS funding is empowering. It is also a lot to keep track of. Between invoices, support categories, and making sure your funding lasts the distance, it can get overwhelming quickly.
This tracker gives you a clear, live picture of where your funding is at. Enter your starting balances once, log each invoice as it comes in, and the dashboard does the rest.
Features include live remaining balances by category, traffic light status indicators, projected weekly spend, payment and claim status tracking, and automatic days and weeks remaining. Works mid-plan and handles both quarterly and monthly funding periods.
This is a planning and tracking tool, not financial advice. Your official balance will always be what is shown in the myNDIS portal.
More resources coming soon!
We are working on a suite of practical tools for NDIS participants and families. If there is something specific you would find helpful, we would love to hear from you.