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Easy Exercising – NDIS

We are so pleased to welcome NDIS participants to Easy Exercising at each of our clinics.
Easy Exercising offers community access and participation activities that may be funded under your NDIS plan where they align with your approved goals (typically under Core Supports – Assistance with Social, Community and Civic Participation).
All supports are subject to your plan being approved and the funding being deemed reasonable and necessary by the NDIS.

Applying for the NDIS

You may be eligible for the NDIS if you:
  • Are an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or hold a Protected Special Category Visa;
  • Live in Australia; and
  • Are under 65 years of age when you first apply; and
  • Have a permanent impairment (physical, intellectual, cognitive, neurological, sensory, or psychosocial) that substantially affects your ability to participate in everyday activities.

To check your eligibility and apply, visit the official NDIS website: www.ndis.gov.au

Who can access our NDIS-supported programs?

Our programs support NDIS participants who:

  • Live within our listed service areas;
  • Are an Australian resident (meeting NDIS residency requirements);
  • Are aged 16–65; and
  • Have funding in their NDIS plan for community access, social participation, or capacity-building activities that align with our services.

Note: While Easy Exercising is particularly beneficial for people with mental health conditions or psychosocial disabilities, our NDIS-supported programs are available to any NDIS participant whose plan includes suitable funding for community participation activities.

Eligibility for NDIS funding is determined by the NDIS on a case-by-case basis according to your individual needs and goals.

How Easy Exercising can help you

Once your NDIS plan is approved, you can use your funding for eligible community access and participation activities at our clinics.

Getting started is simple:

  • Contact our Customer Experience Team and let us know you are an NDIS participant and which services interest you.
  • We can help explain how our programs align with common plan goals (such as building social connections, improving wellbeing, increasing independence, and enhancing community participation).
  • You can access our services if you are self-managed, plan-managed, or NDIA-managed (subject to your plan’s funding and budget availability).

We recommend discussing your specific goals with your NDIS planner, Local Area Coordinator, or support coordinator to confirm that our activities are suitable for your plan.

For the most up-to-date information, always refer to the official NDIS website or speak with the NDIS directly. We look forward to supporting you on your journey!

We’d like to invite you to come along to a FREE trial session at your closest Easy Exercising clinic. This will help you see how the power-assisted machines work, and also help you get a sense of the close-knit community that we foster.

Customer Testimonial

“My name’s Michael. I’m a member of the NDIS and I come here for rehabilitation. I find it very beneficial and I recommend it to anybody else that has a … disability. It’s the most relaxing exercising that you can do and it really helps you. I know that for a fact.”

Why Choose Easy Exercising for NDIS Exercise Programs in Brisbane and Morayfield

Integrity, courage, respect and understanding. You can rely on our service You can rely on our knowledge and experience At Easy Exercising, we really listen and want to get to know you We’re here to help you plan your future We are passionate about helping to create brighter futures.

Frequently Asked Questions: NDIS Exercise Programs at Easy Exercising Brisbane

”Do

When you have completed your plan review, it is important that you talk to Easy Exercising, and any other providers you have, about the length of your plan and goals. You will also need to discuss your Service Agreement and Service Bookings to ensure they cover the period of time you want them to provide supports and services. Your current supports will not be impacted during the plan review period. If you wish to change your supports, you can discuss this with your LAC, your Support Coordinator or your service provider.

”Who

For people aged 16 to 65 years, plan reviews will generally be conducted by a Local Area Coordinator (LAC) or a National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) planner. Plan reviews will be conducted in a number of ways including face to face meetings or over the phone. Find out more about the role of LAC, visit the NDIS website.

”How

Once your plan is approved, your plan details and funding will be updated in the NDIS myplace participant portal. A copy of your new plan will be sent to you either by email or post.

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