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A growing number of NDIS participants are turning their skills and passions into small, sustainable businesses. Here's what you need to know about microenterprise as a support option.
A microenterprise is a small, often one-person business — usually run by a person with disability, or their family — that provides a specific product or service, such as lawn mowing, cleaning, or craft-making, funded through NDIS supports.
Microenterprises let participants build tailored, flexible supports around their own strengths and interests, often filling gaps that larger registered providers can't — especially in regional and remote communities.
Many participants use their NDIS funding to develop small businesses of their own, gaining both an income and a sense of purpose. Support coordinators and Local Area Coordinators can help explore whether this pathway suits your goals.
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