Finding & Keeping a Job — NDIS Category 10

Finding & Keeping a Job is an NDIS support category (funded from your Capacity Building budget). It covers supports like job readiness training, resume & interview help, on-the-job support and school-leaver employment (sles). Funding is based on your goals and assessed reasonable and necessary needs.

Finding and Keeping a Job is the NDIS employment support category — funding the specific, practical supports that help people with disability enter, maintain and advance in paid employment. NDIS Category 10 is not a job placement service (that is the role of Disability Employment Services, or DES) —…

What Finding & Keeping a Job funds

Finding & Keeping a Job is funded from your Capacity Building budget — a stated Capacity Building budget, so funding is locked to this category and is designed to build skills toward your goals. It can pay for supports such as:

How to get Finding & Keeping a Job in your NDIS plan

Which supports you receive is decided at your planning meeting or reassessment, based on your goals and assessed needs. To get finding & keeping a job funded you generally need evidence showing how your disability affects daily life — often a report from an allied health professional. Because a support that isn’t in your plan usually can’t be added without a reassessment, raise everything you need before the plan is approved.

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Finding & Keeping a Job FAQs

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General information, not NDIS or financial advice. Category names and rules differ between legacy and PACE plans and can change — always check your own plan or confirm with the NDIA, your plan manager, or a support coordinator.