Evidence that secures funding
Documentation needs to speak the NDIA's language as much as it needs to be clinically sound. We know what NDIA planners and delegates look for in supporting evidence, and build every assessment and report around it — explaining functional impact, support needs, and recommended next steps in terms decision-makers can act on.
People who need formal occupational therapy assessments, housing-related recommendations, or evidence to support ongoing services and funding.
- Clear, defensible reporting aligned to functional needs
- Better visibility of support requirements for funders and stakeholders
- Recommendations that connect assessment findings to practical next steps
Housing Funding
Documentation
Assessment focus
We use standardised, validated assessment tools to measure functional performance, environmental barriers, risk, and the support intensity required across daily activities — the same evidence base the NDIA expects. Findings are translated into recommendations that are specific and relevant.
Reporting quality
Reports are written to do one job well: give the NDIA the evidence-based case it needs to approve funding. That means clear reasoning, functional examples, and a direct, defensible link between assessment findings and the supports being recommended.