A little preparation can help

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What matters to you?

Before your meeting, think about:

✓ What you enjoy doing
✓ The people who are important to you
✓ What a good week looks like for you
✓ Things you’d like to learn or try
✓ Where you might need more support
✓ Your work, learning, social or living goals
✓ Any changes in your life or support needs

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What should I bring?

A few things can help you get ready

Having some information with you can make it easier to talk about the support you need.

You may want to bring:

✓ Your current NDIS plan, if you have one
✓ Notes about your goals and what matters to you
✓ Information or reports from people who support you
✓ A list of questions you want to ask
✓ Someone you trust, if you’d like them there

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Talking about your goals

Talking about your goals

Your goals should reflect what matters to you.

They might be about learning new skills, finding employment opportunities, spending time with people you enjoy, getting out and about, trying new experiences or exploring different living options.

You don’t need to use complicated NDIS language. Talk about the things you want in your life and the support that could help.

Interested in Wallara?

Explore what might work for you

If you’re considering Wallara, the Client Experience Team can help you explore the support and opportunities available, before or after your NDIS planning meeting.

Talk with the team about what you’re looking for and how your NDIS funding may relate to the support you’re interested in.

✓ Explore Learning & Lifestyle options
✓ Talk about supported and open employment pathways
✓ Explore Short-Term Accommodation and Supported Independent Living options
✓ Ask questions about Wallara and getting started

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