Improved Daily Living — Allied Health — NDIS Category 14
Improved Daily Living — Allied Health is an NDIS support category (funded from your Capacity Building budget). It covers supports like physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology and psychology. Funding is based on your goals and assessed reasonable and necessary needs.
Improved Daily Living (Category 14) is the broadest and most widely used of the NDIS Capacity Building categories. It funds allied health therapy — occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech pathology, psychology, social work and other therapeutic supports — that builds a participant's capacity to…
What Improved Daily Living — Allied Health funds
Improved Daily Living — Allied Health 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:
- Physiotherapy
- Occupational therapy
- Speech pathology
- Psychology
- Dietetics
- Early childhood (ECEI)
- Neuropsychology
- Music therapy
- Art therapy
- Play therapy
- Rehabilitation counselling
- Social work
How to get Improved Daily Living — Allied Health 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 improved daily living — allied health 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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Improved Daily Living — Allied Health 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.