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NDIS Participants

Your NDIS Plan and Multiclass / Adaptive Snowsports

Multiclass Snowsports athletes, who are self-managed or plan-managed National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participants, may be approved to use funds from their NDIS plan, if participation in Multiclass / Adaptive Snowsports helps them achieve the goals stated in their plan and meets the reasonable and necessary guidelines. 

Including Adaptive SNOWSports in YOUR Plan

Goals as a Multiclass snowsports athlete, may be supported with funding for DWA membership, adaptive ski/board instruction (via resorts’ ski schools), getting to and from adaptive snowsports activities and for participating in the Multiclass Event camp.
If you have funding in the CORE - Assistance with Social and Community Participation support category, you may be able to use this budget.


The Core - 04_210_0125_6_1 (Community, Social and Recreational Activities) line item discusses membership and participation fees, and the criteria for paying them. 
 

This support item is designed to enable claiming reimbursement for the costs of enabling a participant to independently engage in community, social and recreational activities when costs of participation exceed an affordable level and without, the participant would be at risk of social isolation. Participants may use this funding for activities such as camps, vacation and outside school hours’ care, course, or membership fees.


Athlete goals that can be met through participation in adaptive snowsports and Multiclass camps and competitions include but are not limited to: 

  • Accessing social and community activities that interest you. Make new social connections, catching up with friends and make new ones, meeting people from other places with similar interests to you.

  • Having a break from your parents and carers. Spending time with your peers, like others your age do.

  • Living a healthy life. Being active, getting fit, and looking after your physical & mental wellbeing.

  • Personal development. Improving your confidence, increasing your motivation and drive to achieve at all levels of participation and competition.

  • Developing independence, social and communication skills. Practicing your independent living skills by participating in camps, events, and training.

  • Improving your social and communication skills. By participating in training and competition with others, supporting your peers, and getting to know new people.

MORE INFORMATION

The links below will take you to more information on what the NDIA will fund, what is reasonable and necessary, what are the reasonable and necessary criteria, and additional guidance on setting goals and preparing for your NDIS planning meeting.


What the NDIS Funds

Reasonable & Necessary Supports  

Meeting the Reasonable & Necessary Criteria

DWA NDIS Guidance

Disability Sport & Recreation NDIS Sports Guide

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