Sophie Lawson
Adelaide, SA
When I first applied for the NDIS, I felt overwhelmed by the paperwork and the medical evidence required. My GP helped me gather reports, and I reached out to a local area coordinator who explained the process step by step. The biggest thing I learned was to be specific about my goals — not just 'be more independent' but 'cook three meals a week independently.' That made a huge difference in getting the right supports in my first plan. Don't rush the application; take time to think about what you truly need.
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