Free NDIS condition guide
Limb Loss and the NDIS
Major limb loss is the absence of all or part of a limb — through traumatic amputation (accident, military service, industrial injury), medical amputation (vascular disease, diabetes, cancer, severe infection), or congenital limb difference (present from birth).
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What is in this guide
6 sections, written around limb loss rather than the NDIS in general.
- 01page 04
About Limb Loss
- 02page 08
The NDIS basics
- 03page 15
Your supports
- 04page 19
Why InLife
- 05page 22
Resources & next steps
- 06page 27
Your workbook
Who this guide is for
- People recently diagnosed with limb loss, or told they may qualify for the NDIS.
- Families and carers supporting someone living with it, who need the scheme explained once, clearly.
- Health professionals helping a person put an access request together.
- Support coordinators looking for something plain to hand a new participant.
This guide is general information, not clinical or legal advice. Funding decisions are made by the NDIA, and no provider can influence them.
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