NDIS and 
Helping Hands

Helping Hands is a
registered NDIS provider.

Helping Hands is a registered provider of National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) services. We understand navigating the NDIS can be tricky, but we’re here to help.

Our highly trained and experienced staff can help you and your family with your

NDIS plan, so you can ultimately get the most out of your funding, meet your

needs and achieve your goals.

What is the NDIS?

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) was introduced in Australia to ensure all people with disability have access to supports and services they need, ensuring that Australians with disability have the necessary supports they need to live an independent and full life. If you are eligible under the NDIS, the NDIS will provide appropriate funding for reasonable and necessary supports that are required for you to live your life, meet your needs

and reach your goals.

Helping Hands provides quality services to all people with disability and work closely with individuals and families

to help you achieve your goals and empower you to live a great meaningful life, the life you chose. 

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NDIS Funding 

Helping Hands charges for supports and services in accordance with the now called ‘NDIS Pricing Arrangements

and Price Limits’. Read more about it here. 

‘Understanding the Price Guide’ is an NDIS resource, created to help you understand recent pricing changes and how these changes may affect you. Read more about it here. 

It’s important to understand all the pricing you may be charged, so you can confidently understand your plan

and your budget.  

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TTP Pricing

​Temporary Transformation Payment (TTP)

NDIA have introduced the TTP in the price guide. This replaced the Temporary Support for Overheads. ​​Through

the TTP, from the 1st July 2019, providers of attendant care and community centre-based activities can charge a higher support price limit. 

Helping Hands charges for services in accordance with the NDIS Price Guide and Helping Hands is eligible to

charge a higher price for attendant care and community and centre-based activities, through the TTP.

Read more about it here. 

Helping Hands will always charge within the current pricing arrangements and limits set by the NDIS.

Read more about the full price guide here.