NDIS supports for children are individualised and tailored to their specific goals and needs, documented within an NDIS Plan. Families maintain choice and control, deciding who delivers the support, when it occurs, and where it takes place. These supports must be reasonable and necessary, meaning they are related to the child’s disability, effective, represent value for money, and are not everyday living costs such as groceries. Early intervention is a key focus, helping children achieve better long-term outcomes through timely support. For children over six, supports are outlined in an NDIS Plan and may include in-home assistance under categories such as “Assistance with Self-Care Activities.” Registered NDIS providers then deliver these funded services while meeting quality and safeguarding standards. In essence, it’s about getting practical, meaningful support that helps children grow, learn, and live more independently.