Frequently Asked Questions

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a new way for people with disability under the age of 65 to receive funding and support. 

The NDIS gives people greater control over and access to the supports they need to live their life and achieve their goals. These goals may include independence, community involvement, employment and wellbeing with tailored supports such as personal care, access to the community, therapy services and essential equipment. 

Under the NDIS, you get to choose exactly how and when you spend your funding as well as who you spend it with. There’s also a much bigger focus on planning and tailoring your program to suit you and help you achieve your individual life goals. 

 Find more information on the  National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) 

We currently provide services to youth and adults. Our age groups are: 

- 13 to 17 years 

- 18 years ++

Check out our services section to see what we can offer!

 The cost of our services varies, and it does depend on which service you require. For an in-depth discussion on how we can support you, contact us at info@summitabilities.com.au or fill out the referral form. 

For more information check out -  Pricing arrangements | NDIS 

 We certainly can help you on the weekend or after hours. We offer a range of services to assist the people we support. We are a 24/7 service operating to your needs.

Summit Abilities is dedicated to providing our participants with a rewarding and fun time in a way that is suited to their needs. Therefore, we provide a range of activities that are designed to support their goals and needs which can open up a world of possibilities.

From community involvement to looking for work, trying new hobbies like cooking or painting, through to sports and day trips, our services are to accommodate for all participants.

 It depends on which service you require, but we aim to start your services as soon as possible. We ensure our support team are established to deliver tailored services to your needs.

 Yes, all our support workers are employed with their mandatory checks and training provided. Being a NDIS service provider, we have abided by all the requirements by the commission. 

 All other employees (including care employees) work minimum is 2 hours. This information gathered from Fair Work Ombudsman.