Applying for the NDIS with Acquired Brain Injury
How to apply for the NDIS with Acquired Brain Injury: eligibility, the evidence you need, the access steps, and the supports a plan can include.
If you or someone you care for has Acquired Brain Injury, the NDIS can fund supports that help with everyday life. This guide explains whether Acquired Brain Injury meets the NDIS access rules, the evidence to gather, and how to make an Access Request — step by step.
Is Acquired Brain Injury eligible for the NDIS?
Acquired Brain Injury is on the NDIS List A. That means a diagnosis confirmed by an appropriate specialist is usually enough to meet the disability requirements — you generally won't have to prove the functional impact…
The evidence you'll need
A strong Access Request for Acquired Brain Injury pairs your diagnosis with evidence of functional impact — how the condition affects what you can do day to day. Useful evidence usually includes:
How to apply, step by step
Check the basics — you're under 65 when you apply and an Australian citizen, permanent resident or Protected Special Category Visa holder.. Gather your evidence — the diagnosis and functional reports above.. Make an…
Supports a plan for Acquired Brain Injury often includes
Once you have a plan, the supports commonly funded for Acquired Brain Injury include: