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Getting involved in the community and participating in activities are excellent ways to learn skills and build confidence. A range of NDIS and mainstream supports are available to help people with disability connect with other people and overcome ...

Transport is an important part of everyday life. You might need it to get to work, a place of study, medical appointments, run day-to-day errands and access the community.  For this reason, it is important to consider your transport needs as part ...

You may notice within your NDIS Plan there’s funding allocated towards a section called Capacity Building… what does this mean and how do you get the most out of it? Your NDIS Capacity Building budgets cover supports that improve your ability and ...

Public transport helps many Australians, including those with disability, get around and participate in daily activities. It opens doors to social and community participation and employment opportunities. However, navigating public transport with...

When you turn on the radio, open a magazine or scroll through social media you are sure to see or hear an ad. Advertising is everywhere, but the campaigns often don’t accurately reflect the diversity we see in our communities. Only 1% of ads in...

Here at Leap in! HQ, we are sometimes asked if plan management fees come out of your allocated NDIS budget.   Good news! The answer to this question is no.  Having a plan manager costs you nothing extra and there are no out of pocket...

The teenage years are a time of significant change in a young person’s life. Many transitions take place during these years so it’s helpful to consider how goal setting can support this exciting and sometimes daunting time. When it comes to goal...

Furry friends like dogs and cats can be unsung heroes, offering companionship, support, and practical help that can improve independence and quality of life for people with disability. Fur babies, paw pals, comfort canines, purr partners,...