Everything you need to prepare for your child’s NDIS plan reassessment – all in one powerful bundle.

This bundle includes professionally designed templates and examples to help parents, carers, support coordinators and therapists prepare clear, aligned, and persuasive evidence for a child participant’s NDIS plan review.

Whether you're requesting support worker hours, therapy funding, respite, or assistive technology, this bundle makes it easier to communicate the impact of your child’s disability and justify the supports they need.

What's Inside:

Includes 4 editable templates + real examples:

1. Carer’s Impact Statement (Child)
   Show how your child’s disability affects daily life and how much support you provide, with comparison to developmental milestones.

2. Support Worker Letter Template (Child)
   Get support workers to clearly document the care they provide, how often, and why it’s needed due to disability – not just age.

3. NDIS Planning Meeting Preparation Template
   A strategic cover document to summarise goals, needs, risks, and link to supporting reports.

4. Allied Health Progress Report Template
   A detailed therapy progress report with prompts to demonstrate outcomes, barriers, therapy fatigue, and justify future funding.

Bonus Inclusions:

• Functional Capacity & Developmental Milestones Guide

• Identifying NDIS Plan Goals & Therapy Goals Reference

Who This Is For:

• Parents and carers preparing for a child’s NDIS plan reassessment

• Support coordinators, advocates, and therapy providers

• Families seeking funding for therapy, respite, support workers, or community access

Key Features:

• Fully editable Word documents

• Professionally written, NDIS-aligned content

• Real examples to guide your writing

• Instant digital download
  

Why It Works:

NDIS decisions are based on functional impact, clear goals, and aligned evidence. This bundle helps you:

• Present consistent, structured documents

• Align your goals with funding requests

• Highlight how support reduces pressure on informal carers

• Demonstrate value-for-money and benefit to the participant