First2Care Plan Management

Stay warm and active with this exciting indoor water park event at the Sydney Olympic Aquatic Centre featuring thrilling waterslides and a rapid river ride for competent swimmers.

This upcoming community event, hosted by Co-Hive, includes pool entry and lunch (approx. $25 paid at the venue, not covered by NDIS), with additional support costs invoiced after the event (NDIS funding may apply if eligible).

Limited spots are available until 1st July, register your interest at https://events.humanitix.com/water-fun-aquatic-centre



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A well-reviewed NDIS plan can help you feel more confident that your funding supports your goals and everyday needs. Taking time to understand your budget, break down your funding, and identify any necessary adjustments, with the right support like First2Care, can make the process clearer and easier to manage.

Read more on our website at https://www.first2care.com.au/post/top-tips-on-critically-reviewing-your-ndis-plan-1

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Each type of NDIS support has its own documentation requirements. Maintaining accurate and relevant records helps ensure claims are supported and processed efficiently.

Read more on our website at https://www.first2care.com.au/post/invoicing-and-record-keeping-for-ndis-providers



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Get ready for a full day of live music presented by Tribe Social Belonging on 27th of June at Settlement Cove Amphitheatre. Featuring 12 hours of performances from local and touring bands, plus food, bar facilities, and seating areas, this family-friendly event also offers free entry for children under 12.

Limited tickets are available for $50 at https://events.humanitix.com/where-we-belong-festival-2026

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Understanding how NDIS provider registration is changing can help you stay informed about what these reforms may mean for the supports you receive as a participant or deliver as a provider.

This blog outlines what's changing, why it matters, and how you can prepare, with a clear view of the broader system updates, something we keep a close eye on at First2Care to better support you.

Read more on our website at https://www.first2care.com.au/post/ndis-provider-registration-what-s-changing

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Recent NDIS changes are focused on protecting participants from misleading offers and unclear information. They're designed to help you make safer, more informed choices.

Read more on our website at https://www.first2care.com.au/post/updates-on-the-ndis-integrity-and-safeguarding-bill-what-participants-need-to-know

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The Superhero Dance Party, organised by Saircare Support, promises a fun and energetic day of music, costumes, and celebration. This exciting community event also supports participants in the Own Your Path Microbusiness Program, helping them grow their businesses while attendees enjoy great food, exciting prizes, and a lively atmosphere.

Tickets are $30 and include one free companion ticket. Get yours at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/superhero-dance-party-tickets-1987804126653

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Social and community participation supports connection, confidence, and independence in everyday life. With upcoming NDIS changes, it's more important to use this funding thoughtfully.

This blog shares practical ways to make informed choices about your social and community participation funding, and highlights how consistent support, like clear budget tracking through First2Care, can help you stay on track.

Read more on our website at https://www.first2care.com.au/post/using-your-ndis-funding-for-social-and-community-participation-wisely

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NDIS reforms are strengthening how providers are monitored and held accountable for non-compliance. This helps reduce risk and maintain high standards of support for people with disability.

Read more on our website at https://www.first2care.com.au/post/updates-on-the-ndis-integrity-and-safeguarding-bill-what-providers-need-to-know

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World MS Day on 30th of May is a global awareness day that highlights the experiences of people affected by Multiple Sclerosis. The current My MS Diagnosis campaign focuses on the importance of early and accurate diagnosis, while sharing real stories, ongoing challenges, and the need for better training, research, and support for people living with MS.

For more information, visit https://worldmsday.org/



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