What are Individualised Support Arrangements? Flexible one to one support explained

What are Individualised Support Arrangements (ISA)?

Who are Individualised Support Arrangements suited to?

What do Individualised Support Arrangements look like in real life?

ISA example

If hydrotherapy is part of your NDIS plan, ISA can support you every step from getting to your session in the pool to helping you build confidence in the water.

It’s not just about attending the session, it’s about making the whole experience feel relaxed and enjoyable.

Understanding your NDIS funding for Individualised Support Arrangements

What your funding doesn’t cover

The important role family can play in one to one support

What do Individualised Support Arrangements look like with Melba?

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What is ISA frequently asked questions (FAQs)

One to one disability support gives you more choice and flexibility, with support tailored to your life. Instead of fitting into a set schedule or group environment, support is built around your lifestyleroutine, interests, and the way you like to do things. 

The best way to get started with Melba’s ISA one to one support is by contacting our team directly. This gives us the opportunity to get to know you, understand what you’re looking for, and ensure support is tailored properly to you. 

The cost of one to one disability support can vary depending on the type of support you need, when and where support is delivered, and how often you receive it. 

 

For NDIS participants, many one to one supports are funded through your NDIS plan, usually under Core and/or Capacity Building Supports.  

 

At Melba, we follow current NDIS pricing arrangements and can support you to understand how your funding may be used for our Individualised Support Arrangements (ISA). 

When looking for a one to one disability support provider, it’s important to find an organisation that takes the time to understand you as a person, not just your support needs. 

 

At Melba, we focus on building genuine relationships, carefully matching support workers, and tailoring support around your preferences, interests, and lifestyle. Reach out for a conversation, and we’ll support you to understand whether a provider feels like the right fit for you. 

In Australia, one to one disability support is commonly funded through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) for eligible participants. Funding may cover supports that help with daily living, community participation, skill building, independence, and achieving personal goals. 

 

Depending on your situation, support may also be privately funded or supported through other community or government programs.  

 

Melba can support you to better understand what funding options may apply to your personal circumstances.