NDSP Plan Managers

18/06/2026

Ready, set, play! 🎨📚

Whether your kid loves stories, games, or learning new skills, play is so important for their development.

Deaf Connect has some fantastic free resources and games designed especially for deaf and hard of hearing kids, check them out here 👇
https://deafconnect.org.au/community_resources/resources-for-kids

We provide hands-on, evidence based early intervention and therapy support for deaf and hard of hearing children. Contact us for more information.

15/06/2026

If NDSP has taken even a bit of the stress out of your plan, this is your moment to back us 💜 A quick vote would mean so much!

We’re up for the Best Plan Management Provider award, which is pretty special. But what we really care about is knowing we’ve made things feel a bit easier and less overwhelming, not the title.

That’s always been our goal.

If NDSP has helped take some of the pressure off, whether that's by sorting invoices or just making things make more sense, we’d really love your vote.

It takes less than 30 seconds, and it helps more people find support that actually feels supportive.

Vote here 👉 https://awards.clickability.com.au/v/nds

And thanks for being part of the NDSP community 🥰



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14/06/2026

🎶 Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday to you
65 looks pretty good on you
Here’s what else changes too 🎶

It's not something anyone really sings about, but if you or someone you care for is getting older and on the NDIS, you might be wondering how (or if) things change down the track.

We’ve broken it down simply so you know what to expect, and what you don’t need to stress about.

Have a read here 👉 https://ndsp.com.au/blog/ndis-news/aging-with-a-disability-transitioning-from-the-ndis-to-aged-care/

What happens if you're on the NDIS after 65? Learn your options, how NDIS and aged care differ, and what to consider before making any changes.

11/06/2026

Before you hit the weekend… quick heads up 👀

NDIS apps and portals are taking a short break for updates from Saturday morning through to Sunday afternoon.

So if you try to log in and can’t, it’s not you, it’s just the system having a refresh.

Our own Nappa portal will still be there as usual (log in here: https://nappa.ndsp.com.au/), but if there's something you've been meaning to check in the NDIS portal, now's a good time to tick it off 😊🤳

01/06/2026

Who’s in your corner right now? 💜

If you’re not sure, or it’s something you’re still figuring out, this is a really helpful read by Autism Australia, with some great tips on where to find your people (and just how important they are) 👇

Social connections are essential for autistic individuals. Learn how to build a diverse, positive support network for meaningful relationships.

24/05/2026

Around the middle of the year, the NDIA usually updates the price limits providers can charge for supports, so you might notice some providers adjusting their rates not too long after.

It doesn’t always happen, and it can pop up at other times too… but it’s a pretty normal part of how things change over time.

If you do see an increase, it can help to take a moment to understand what’s changed and what you should do. We’ve put together a simple guide to walk you through it, read it here 👇

https://ow.ly/umst50Z2w3W



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22/05/2026

Sometimes, one conversation is all it takes ✨

21/05/2026

Quick question for today 💭
When was the last time an app or website left you feeling frustrated?

Today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day, a chance to pause and think about how people with disability experience the online world, and how we can make things better 💻

For many of us, things like tiny text, missing captions, or forms that just don’t cooperate can completely block access, and with so much of the NDIS (and everyday life) happening online, that really matters.

But… it’s not all doom and broken buttons, things are getting better.

More apps, websites and devices are building in features like voice control, captions, screen readers and simpler layouts, all the kind of things that make life a bit easier (when they’re done well).

There’s still a way to go, but progress like this counts.

So we’re curious…
what’s a tool or feature you use that just works for you?

18/05/2026

Quick heads up if you use the 'my NDIS' app 📱

Make sure to update the app on your phone before May 31 so that it keeps running smoothly.

It's easy, just open the app and follow the steps in the pop up message. Or if you've got automatic updates on, you're already sorted 🙌. If you're having trouble, just reach out to the NDIA for help.

All set for smooth app using 👍