As we all know, Australia is one of the earliest countries to implement the whole social welfare system in the world, and it is also one of the best welfare countries in the world at present. After emigration to Australia, there are many kinds of benefits, including: free health care, newborn subsidies, milk money, kindergarten subsidies, free education, loans to college, unemployment benefits, housing benefits, family tax benefits, Pension and so on, has been basically known to the vast number of new and old immigrants. However, there is a welfare program, which involves a wide range of people. Perhaps the language barrier leads to the blocking of information. 99% of the new and old Australian immigrants actually know nothing about it. At most, they seem to have heard of it. 99% of the people do not know much about it. Wouldn't it be a pity that the welfare that could have been enjoyed would have been lost?! To get back to business: as long as you meet the three specified conditions, you can enjoy a full range of completely free services funded by government, including housework, cooking, home cleaning, yard maintenance, mowing and pruning. Personal care, daily living, accompanying care, transportation, translation services, rehabilitation care, and so on are completely free of charge! To put it bluntly, there are special people to come to the door to provide for you as ancestors, so that you feel like you are living in heaven on earth, happiness index soaring and happy, the point is that you don't have to spend a penny! Dear ones, do you feel that happiness comes too suddenly and doubts that it is a dream? no! This is true, and it is indeed a major benefit that the Australian government is gradually implementing in all states of the country! And is known as the open world once-in-a-lifetime society, economic change! Some relatives may have thought that the number of people who can enjoy this service is, after all, a small number, isn't it? Wrong! According to statistics, up to 1/5 of the Australian population may be eligible for this benefit! So, do you or your family and friends belong to this 1/5? The answer is that the following three conditions must be met:
First, it must be Australia permanent residence or citizen;
Second, it must be under 65 years of age (note: as long as the application is submitted before the 65th birthday, you can enjoy the above benefits until the last minute of your life);
Third, there must be a degree or degree of mild or severe disability or injury that affects your ability to perform your daily activities (note: this disability or injury may be caused by an accident, trauma, heredity or disease. It may be temporary or permanent, it may be visible or invisible, such as depression, as long as it affects your daily activities, life, study and work, etc. This leads to daily activities that you could have performed alone before such a disability or injury occurred, and now you have to use the help of others or tools to complete the above benefits, all of which meet the criteria.
According to statistics, more than 4 million Australians have some form of disability, just 1/5! So, what is disability? Disability is any persistent condition that affects daily activities. The Disability Services Act defines "disability" as: * a combination of mental, cognitive, neurological, sensory or physical injuries or above * that causes people to communicate, The ability to socialize, learn, or act is greatly reduced and requires continuous support services. With regard to the types of disability, statistics are as follows: 4.4 per cent of disabled people in Australia use wheelchairs. 1/6 of Australians are affected by hearing loss. 357000 people are blind or have poor eyesight. By 2030, the number of blind or visually retarded Australians will increase to 564000. (excl. ametropia) About 200000 people suffer from autism. Forty-five percent of Australians aged 16 to 85 have experienced mental health problems in their lives. 3 million Australians suffer from depression or anxiety. As mentioned above, disability refers not only to physical injury or disability, but also to psychological disability: depression or anxiety disorder! Studies have shown that loss of a job or loss of economic can lead to depression or anxiety. In this way, the range of beneficiaries of government benefits is very wide!
This welfare is known as the once-in-a-lifetime society, economic changed the "National Disability Insurance Plan" (NationalDisability Insurance Skim, abbreviated as NDIS). NDIS is implemented by the Federal government National Disability Insurance Agency (National Disability Insurance Agency, NDIA). NDIS is expected to support 460000 people with disabilities by 2019 and invest A $22 billion a year in services and equipment for persons with disabilities.
Honey, what are you hesitating about? As long as you or your family and friends have any form of disability or injury, you may have suffered from depression as a result of a recent life change, or an accidental injury to a part of your body has made it difficult to carry out certain daily activities alone. May be suffering from severe illness, although in the rehabilitation stage, but weak body leads to part of the life can not take care of themselves, as well as autism, mental retardation, blindness, amblyopia, deafness, orthopaedic injury, brain injury, language disorder, growth retardation, And so on, please call the disabled service company designated by the 9D Home Care (NDIA government department immediately)!
The company will help you apply for this benefit in the first place, will not charge any fee from beginning to end, and after the application is successful, as mentioned above, the full range of services you get is completely free because it is funded by government! In addition, the disability allowance you are currently receiving from the Centrelink Welfare Department is not affected! In other words, you can enjoy both kinds of government benefits at the same time!
Company: 9D Home Care
Web site: http://9dhomecare.com.au
Address: Suite 702, 221Queen Street,Melbourne
Contact: Ken 0424 718866 (Mandarin, Cantonese)
(03) 8648 3202 (English)