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What Does “Approved Provider” Mean?

An Approved Care Provider Is An Organization That Is Registered With The Health Department. Approved Providers Get Their Status After Satisfying The Legal And Social Requirements. Only Approved Providers Can Host And Administer Care Packages On Behalf Of Consumers.

Do You Only Serve Muslims?

No, As A Faith-based Not For Profit Organization, We Serve All Australians From An Islamic Perspective And Caring Point Of View: Serving People The Way You Like To Be Served. Our Islmaic Roots Don’t Mean We Only Care For Muslims, Rather These Roots Are Our Motivation To Always Understand, And Acknowledge The Differences In Each …

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What Can I Do If I’m Not Eligible For NDIS?

In This Case, You Have The Following Options: You Can Find Services And Support Available For People With Disabilities, Who Are Not Eligible For NDIS. Check This Page To Find Out: Https://Www.Ndis.Gov.Au/Applying-Access-Ndis/How-Apply/Receiving-Your-Access-Decision/Support-People-Who-Are-Not-Eligible If You Think The Decision The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) Has Made About You Is Wrong, You Can: Call The NDIA On 1800 800 …

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What Happens After I Apply?

Once The NDIA Receives Your Access Request Form, They Read It And Check Your Information. If Additional Information They Might Contact You To Provide It. Then They Make The Decision On Your Eligibility For The NDIS.