NDIS I-CAN v6 Guides
Plain-language articles to help Australian NDIS participants, carers, and Support Coordinators understand and prepare for the I-CAN v6 assessment.
How Allied Health Professionals Can Write I-CAN v6-Ready NDIS Reports
An allied health report that says 'patient has moderate-to-severe autism' tells an I-CAN v6 assessor very little. A report that says 'patient cannot initiate daily living tasks without external prompting, requires a minimum of 45 minutes to complete morning self-care with support, and is unable to safely manage food preparation independently' tells them everything they need. Here is how to write the second kind of report.
Read articleNDIS New Framework Planning Rules: The Consultation Has Closed — What PWDA Asked For and What Comes Next
The consultation on the rules that will govern new framework planning closed on 14 October 2026. PWDA's submission, published on 19 October, sets out 27 recommendations. Here is what was asked for and what happens next.
Read articleNDIS Support Coordination Consultation: What the Community Said and What It Means for Navigating I-CAN v6
The NDIS support coordination consultation closed on 2 October 2026. The government has not yet published the results, but the disability community has been clear about its priorities: the transition gap between I-CAN v6 starting in 2027 and the new service launching in 2028 is the most urgent concern. Here is what we know, what the community said, and what participants can do in the gap.
Read articleNDIS I-CAN v6 for Rural and Remote Participants: What's Different and How to Prepare
The NDIS was designed for all Australians, but the I-CAN v6 assessment assumes a service environment that doesn't always exist in rural and remote communities. If you live outside a major city, here is what is different about your assessment experience, what rights protect you, and how to build a strong evidence base without easy access to specialists.
Read articleI-CAN v6 and Employment: How the Life Long Learning Domain Assesses Your Capacity to Work and Study
The NDIS exists partly to support people with disability to participate in employment and education. But in the I-CAN v6 assessment, the Life Long Learning domain is frequently left blank or underdescribed. This guide explains exactly what this domain measures, what evidence helps, and how to describe your employment capacity honestly — whether you work, want to work, or cannot work.
Read articleWhat the TAG Consultation Closing Means for Your 2028 Assessment
The TAG consultation closed on 2 October 2026. Thousands of Australians with disability, families, and health professionals made submissions. Now the TAG begins its real work — developing the criteria that will define 'permanent and significant' disability from January 2028. Here is what comes next.
Read articleI-CAN v6 and PTSD: Preparing for Your NDIS Assessment
PTSD is one of the most challenging conditions to describe in I-CAN v6 terms — invisible, variable, triggered by context, and deeply personal. This guide explains how to capture the real functional impact of PTSD and Complex PTSD across the I-CAN domains, including how to prepare when the assessment environment itself may be triggering.
Read articleThe 24-Hour Support Safeguard Only Covers 'Funded' Care — Advocates Warn Families Who Provide Unpaid Care Could Miss Out
The government introduced a safeguard for NDIS participants who need 24-hour support, but its eligibility conditions are written around 24-hour funded NDIS supports. Advocates warn that if your family provides part of your daily care unpaid, you may fall outside it. Here is what the rules say, who qualifies, and what families can still do.
Read article3,700 Australians Are Stranded in Hospital Beds. About 1,140 Are NDIS Participants. Advocates Warn the October Cuts Could Add Pressure.
Queensland's health minister says one patient has been waiting more than 1,000 days to be discharged to aged care or NDIS support. Nationally, around 1,140 NDIS participants are medically cleared to leave hospital but still waiting. Here is what the numbers show, what they do not show, and why advocates fear the October 2026 community participation cuts could add pressure.
Read articleHow to Transition from a Functional Capacity Assessment to the I-CAN v6
You've had FCAs before and your plan has been built around them. Now the I-CAN v6 is coming. This guide explains the key philosophical differences, what your FCA reports can and cannot tell a new assessor, how to bridge the language gap, and what to ask your allied health team to update.
Read articleNDIS New Framework Planning Rules: The Consultation That Closed on 14 October
While attention has focused on the TAG eligibility consultation, a second, equally important consultation on how new framework planning will actually operate — assessments, budgets, and plan rules — closed on 14 October 2026.
Read articleI-CAN v6 and Motor Neurone Disease: Preparing for a Progressive Condition
Motor neurone disease presents a unique preparation challenge for the I-CAN v6: your needs at assessment may be very different from your needs six months later. This guide covers how to document both current function and anticipated trajectory, communication deterioration, respiratory management, and advance care planning.
Read articleThe Cuts Were Already Happening: FOI Data Shows $2.83 Billion Slashed Before October — and Changes Being Applied Before They Were Supposed to Start
The NDIA cut $2.83 billion from NDIS plans between July 2024 and March 2026 — before a single dollar of the October 2026 cuts took effect. Eligibility revocations quadrupled. And now The Saturday Paper has revealed that new eligibility definitions, which the government said would have 'no immediate impact', are already being applied in court decisions. The scale and speed of what is happening is larger than was publicly acknowledged.
Read articleThriving Kids Is Live — But Barely: What Actually Started on 1 October, What Families Are Still Waiting For, and What It Means for Your Child's NDIS
Thriving Kids officially launched on 1 October 2026. But for the vast majority of families, very little changed on that day. A phone helpline and a website resource hub are the sum of what's available right now. The targeted supports families actually need — allied health therapies, playgroups, intensive early intervention — are still being built. Here is an honest account of where things stand, what the unanswered questions are, and what families should be doing now.
Read articleWhat the 2028 NDIS Eligibility Changes Mean for Current Participants
January 2028 is when the new NDIS eligibility criteria take effect. But what does this mean if you are already on the NDIS? This guide explains the reassessment timeline, who is most at risk, what the new functional capacity threshold means in practice, and what you can do now to build the strongest possible position.
Read articleFirst-Time NDIS Applicants and the I-CAN v6: What to Expect
If you are applying to the NDIS for the first time from April 2027, the process will be different from what it was before. The I-CAN v6 assessment is central to how your support needs are measured. This guide explains every step of the process and what first-time applicants need to know.
Read articleThe I-CAN v6 Algorithm Under Scrutiny: What the Validation Questions Mean for Participants
The I-CAN v6 tool is about to determine how much funding 760,000 Australians receive from the NDIS. But an independent researcher's Senate submission and investigative reporting have raised pointed questions about its scientific foundations — including the fact that version 6 has never been independently validated, and that the algorithm converting assessment scores to dollar amounts has never been externally reviewed. Here is what participants need to understand.
Read articleHow to Keep a Daily Support Diary for Your I-CAN v6 Assessment
One of the most powerful things you can do before your I-CAN v6 assessment is keep a daily support diary. Four weeks of specific, honest daily notes gives the assessor dated, real-world evidence of your typical functioning — not just what you can recall under pressure. This guide shows you how.
Read articleI-CAN v6 and Muscular Dystrophy: A Guide for Participants
Muscular dystrophy is progressive — your needs today are different from what they were a year ago, and different again from what they will be in 12 months. This guide covers how to document current function AND anticipated trajectory, equipment dependency, and the cross-domain impact of fatigue for the I-CAN v6 assessment.
Read articleOctober 1 Is Here: What the NDIS Cuts Actually Mean for Your Plan
The October 1 NDIS cuts are no longer a prediction — they're official policy. Social, economic and community participation budgets are being reduced by 50% and improved daily living skills budgets by 10%, as plans are created, reassessed or renewed. Providers are already closing. Participants are already scared. Here is the full picture of what is happening, what is protected, and what you can do.
Read articleI-CAN v6 and Dual Diagnosis: When You Have More Than One Condition
Dual diagnosis — living with more than one disability condition — is common in the NDIS. The interaction between conditions often creates more support need than either alone. This guide explains how to describe combined functional impact for the I-CAN v6, and why the 2026 law changes how eligibility works for people with multiple conditions.
Read articleI-CAN v6 and Epilepsy: Preparing for Your NDIS Assessment
Epilepsy creates functional support needs that extend far beyond the seizure moment. Post-ictal recovery, nocturnal seizures, medication side effects, and safety concerns affect multiple I-CAN domains. This guide explains how to document the full picture.
Read articleWhen the NDIS Gets It Wrong: April's Story and Why Assessment Reform Cannot Wait
April Coulson woke up paralysed at 19. Years of intensive NDIS-funded therapy helped her walk back into full-time employment. Now the NDIA has cut her therapy hours by two-thirds — against the written advice of every specialist involved in her care. Her story is not isolated. And the NDIS's own founding architect says the current assessment system is broken.
Read articleNDIS Support Coordination Is Changing — Have Your Say Before 2 October
The Australian Government is redesigning NDIS support coordination from the ground up — and wants your feedback before 2 October 2026. Here's what's changing, why it matters for I-CAN v6 participants, and how to make your voice count.
Read articleThriving Kids 2026: A Parent's Guide to the New Program
Thriving Kids is Australia's new foundational support program for children aged 8 and under with mild-to-moderate developmental delay or autism. It launches 1 October 2026 — here is what you need to know.
Read articleI-CAN v6 and the NDIS Review Process: Internal Review and the ART Explained
If your I-CAN v6 outcome or your new NDIS plan doesn't reflect your genuine needs, the review pathway is your most powerful tool. This guide explains the full process — from requesting an internal review to ART appeal — with timelines, practical advice, and what to expect.
Read articleThe Consultation Window Is Open — How Participants Can Shape the 2028 Assessment Criteria
The Technical Advisory Group consultation opened on 31 August and closes 2 October 2026. This is the window where participants, families, and health professionals can directly influence the criteria that will determine NDIS eligibility from 2028. This article explains what the consultation covers, what gaps remain, and what else is happening in the post-bill landscape.
Read articleI-CAN v6 and Psychosocial Disability: A Practical Preparation Guide
Psychosocial disability is disability arising from mental health conditions that permanently affects daily functioning. The I-CAN v6 assesses functional impact, not diagnosis — which means how you describe your experience matters enormously. This guide covers preparation specifically for psychosocial disability.
Read articleWhat to Do If Your I-CAN v6 Outcome Doesn't Reflect Your Needs
Sometimes the I-CAN v6 assessment or the plan that follows doesn't accurately reflect genuine support needs. This guide explains your options — from the implementation meeting through internal review and ART review — and what you can do to prevent a poor outcome with better preparation.
Read articleThe New NDIS Law Is Now in Effect — What Changed on 27 August, and What Comes Next
The new NDIS law received Royal Assent on 20 August. Seven days later, the first wave of changes took effect. Most of the major reforms are still months or years away — but some things changed immediately on 27 August, and participants deserve a clear picture of exactly what and when.
Read articleI-CAN v6 for People with Communication Difficulties: Your Rights and How to Prepare
For people who communicate differently — AAC users, non-speaking participants, people with significant speech difficulties — the assessment process itself presents unique challenges. This guide explains your rights, how to prepare, and how to ensure the assessment captures your genuine needs.
Read articleNDIS I-CAN v6 FAQs: The Questions Everyone Is Asking
Everything you want to know about the NDIS I-CAN v6 assessment — in one place. What is it? Who gets assessed and when? What do the 1–5 levels mean? Can you see your results? What happens if you disagree? This FAQ answers the questions everyone is asking.
Read articleThe NDIS Bill Has Passed — What It Means, What Changes, and What Comes Next
On 19 August 2026, after months of hearings, 4,500 submissions, national rallies, and a Coalition deal, the NDIS reform bill passed parliament. Here is what the law actually does, a clear timeline of when each change takes effect, what the 63 amendments secured, and what participants need to do now.
Read articleCerebral Palsy and Neurological Conditions: Preparing for Your I-CAN v6 Assessment
Neurological conditions present specific preparation challenges for the I-CAN v6 — including variable function, progressive decline, invisible fatigue, and the need to describe what you could do before versus now. This guide covers cerebral palsy, MS, Parkinson's, MND, and other neurological presentations.
Read articleNDIS I-CAN v6 Evidence Guide: What Reports and Documents Actually Help
Good preparation for the I-CAN v6 assessment means bringing the right evidence — not just any evidence. This guide explains which reports carry the most weight, what allied health professionals should include, how recent documents need to be, and how to document your own daily life effectively.
Read articleThe NDIS Bill Has Cleared the Senate Committee — What Happens Next
On 14 August 2026, the Senate Community Affairs committee released its final report with one recommendation: that the NDIS reform bill be passed. The bill is now expected to pass parliament within two weeks. This is the most significant development since the bill was introduced in May. Here is what it all means.
Read articleI-CAN v6 for Older NDIS Participants: What You Need to Know
The I-CAN v6 assessment applies to NDIS participants of all ages, but older participants face specific questions — about the aged care boundary, how age-related conditions present across the 12 domains, and what the new framework means for people who joined the NDIS later in life.
Read articleI-CAN v6 and Down Syndrome: A Guide for Participants and Families
Down syndrome involves cognitive, communication, health, and social support needs that are often lifelong and complex. This guide explains how the I-CAN v6 assessment applies to people with Down syndrome — including how to describe needs when verbal self-report is limited, age-related considerations, and what evidence carries the most weight.
Read articleFive Days to the Senate Vote — What Has Changed, and What It Means
The Senate vote is 14 August. The Coalition has signalled it will support the bill. The Human Rights Commission called for a pause. 155,000 children are projected to leave the scheme — 60 per cent of them autistic. And a quadriplegic man was told he has Level 3 autism. This is where things stand with five days to go.
Read articleI-CAN v6 and the NDIS Early Childhood Approach: What Families Need to Know
The NDIS Early Childhood Approach covers children under 9 with developmental concerns or disability. This guide explains how families navigate the transition to mainstream NDIS planning, what the I-CAN v6 assessment looks like for young children, and where Thriving Kids fits in from October 2026.
Read articleI-CAN v6 and Rare Diseases: When Your Condition Doesn't Fit the Standard Picture
Rare diseases — affecting fewer than 1 in 2,000 people — present unique preparation challenges for the I-CAN v6. Assessors may be unfamiliar with your condition, specialist reports may be hard to obtain, and standard descriptions may not capture your experience. This guide explains how to prepare effectively.
Read articleThe Senate Votes on 14 August — What Is Being Said in the Final Weeks
The Senate vote on the NDIS reform bill is scheduled for 14 August 2026. National rallies took place on 1 August across six cities. Vision Australia made a precise case about the 50% community participation cuts. NT advocates described Indigenous exploitation at 'breathtaking' rates. Here is what is being said in the final weeks.
Read articleHow to Advocate in Your NDIS Planning Meeting After I-CAN v6
The planning meeting after your I-CAN v6 assessment is one of the most important conversations you will have with the NDIA. This guide gives you the tools to advocate effectively — including how to read your results, what to say, scripts for pushing back, and what to do if the proposed plan doesn't match reality.
Read articleI-CAN v6 and Multiple Sclerosis: Preparing for a Fluctuating Condition
MS is one of the most challenging conditions to assess under the I-CAN v6 because its most significant impacts — fatigue, cog fog, heat sensitivity — are invisible and highly variable. This guide covers how to document your realistic range, describe bad days accurately, and ensure the assessment reflects genuine daily support needs.
Read articleBefore the Reform Bill Passes — Three Families, and What Is Already Happening
The Senate inquiry final report is due August 14. The reform bill has not passed. But three stories this week make clear that the consequences families have been warning about are not hypothetical — they are already happening, under the current system, before any new legislation takes effect.
Read articleI-CAN v6 and Spinal Cord Injury: What Participants Need to Know
Spinal cord injury — whether complete or incomplete, paraplegia or tetraplegia — involves complex, high-level support needs across multiple I-CAN domains. This guide explains how to prepare your documentation, describe attendant care needs accurately, and ensure the assessment captures the full picture.
Read articlePhysical Disability & I-CAN v6: A Practical Guide for NDIS Participants
If you live with physical disability, understanding how the I-CAN v6 assessment works — and which domains carry the most weight — is the foundation of effective preparation. This practical guide walks through everything you need to know.
Read articleNDIS Update: A New Law Has Quietly Passed — And the Ground-Level Story Continues
The NDIS reform bill is still before the Senate. But this week brought three significant developments: a separate integrity law came into force with dramatically higher penalties for providers; the government published its most detailed reform timeline yet; and a Queensland family's story showed what 'value for money' decisions look like in practice today.
Read articleNDIS I-CAN v6 for Hearing and Vision Impairment — What Participants Need to Know
The functional impacts of significant hearing and vision impairment extend far beyond 'can't hear' or 'can't see.' This guide explains how to describe the full scope of daily support needs across the 12 I-CAN domains — including communication, community access, fatigue, and safety.
Read articleNDIS I-CAN v6 and Cerebral Palsy — What Participants and Families Need to Know
Cerebral palsy affects movement, posture, and often communication, cognition, and fatigue. This guide explains how to describe the real functional impact of CP across all 12 I-CAN domains — including the aspects that are most often under-documented.
Read articleThe NDIS October Cuts Are Coming — Regardless of the Reform Bill
The NDIS reform bill is still before the Senate. But 1 October 2026 is approaching, and cuts to social and community participation budgets and capacity building are set to take effect then — under existing ministerial declaration powers, before the bill has even been voted on. Here is what is happening and what participants need to know.
Read articleNDIS I-CAN v6 and Acquired Brain Injury — What ABI Participants Need to Know
Acquired brain injury can affect cognition, communication, behaviour, and physical function simultaneously — and many of these impacts are invisible. This guide covers how to describe ABI support needs accurately for the I-CAN v6 assessment, including the impacts that are most often missed.
Read articleNDIS I-CAN v6 and Intellectual Disability — A Guide for Participants and Supporters
People with intellectual disability often have complex, lifelong support needs across multiple I-CAN domains. This guide explains how to describe those needs in functional terms, how supporters can contribute, and how to ensure the assessment captures the full picture.
Read article1 July 2026 — What Actually Changed in the NDIS, and What Participants Are Experiencing Right Now
While the reform bill is still before the Senate, real changes started on 1 July 2026 — including the first wave of mandatory provider registration. And real participants are experiencing what NDIS plan reviews look like right now. Here is what is actually happening.
Read articleNDIS I-CAN v6 and Autism — What Participants and Families Need to Know
Autism is the single largest diagnostic group in the NDIS. The I-CAN v6 assessment measures functional impact, not diagnosis — which means how you describe your daily support needs matters enormously. This guide covers everything autistic participants and their families need to know.
Read articleNDIS New Framework Planning: What Actually Happened on 1 July 2026
Many participants and carers were expecting significant NDIS changes on 1 July 2026. Here is the clearest summary of what actually happened — and what the NDIA confirmed on that date.
Read articleMental Health & I-CAN v6: Preparing for Your Assessment
Mental health support needs are hard to describe for the I-CAN v6 — invisible, variable, and difficult to articulate under pressure. This guide covers the Mental & Emotional Health domain, how it intersects with others, how to describe fluctuating conditions, and how to prepare when your mental health makes preparation hard.
Read articleNDIS Bill Update — The Deal, the Interim Report, and What Comes Next
A deal struck on 23 June between the government and the Greens extended the NDIS inquiry by eight weeks, produced an interim Senate report, and secured several amendments to the bill. The final report is now due 14 August. Here is what it all means.
Read articleHow to Describe Physical Disability Support Needs for Your I-CAN v6 Assessment
Physical disability can range from consistent and visible to episodic and misunderstood. This guide shows you how to describe your genuine functional needs across the 12 I-CAN domains — so your assessment captures the real picture of your daily life.
Read articleYour Rights During the NDIS I-CAN v6 Assessment Process
Many NDIS participants don't know their rights going into the I-CAN v6 assessment. Knowing them empowers better preparation — and protects you if anything goes wrong.
Read articleThe NDIS Bill Is in Limbo — What the Delay Means for Participants
The Senate inquiry into the NDIS reform bill has been delayed twice — originally due 16 June, now expected 23 June. As political negotiations continue, the uncertainty is having a documented impact on participants' mental health. Here is where things stand.
Read articleNDIS I-CAN v6 for Children and Young People — What Parents Need to Know
Children and young people under 16 are not the first group to transition to the I-CAN v6 new framework, but the changes will affect them too. Here is what parents and carers need to understand about the process, what it is like for younger participants, and how to prepare your child well ahead of time.
Read articleNDIS New Framework Planning 2026–2027: What Changes for Participants, Carers and Support Coordinators
The new NDIS planning framework is confirmed for 1 April 2027. But what does it actually mean for you, specifically? This guide unpacks the practical changes and responsibilities for participants, carers, support coordinators, and allied health professionals — so each person knows their role in the new process.
Read articleNDIS Reform Bill Update — What the Senate Inquiry Found, and What Comes Next
Three days of Senate inquiry hearings, 4,000-plus submissions, and testimony that included the first official confirmation of 240,000 people exiting the scheme. The Senate inquiry into the NDIS reform bill has concluded. Here is what emerged — and what comes next for participants.
Read articleHow AI Can Help You Prepare for Your NDIS I-CAN v6 Assessment
AI tools are changing how NDIS participants prepare for the I-CAN v6 assessment. Here's what they can and cannot do — and how to use them safely and effectively alongside professional support.
Read articleNDIS Reform Bill 2026: What the Senate Inquiry Is Revealing — and What It Means for You
The Senate inquiry into the NDIS reform bill has produced some of the most detailed scrutiny the legislation has received. Treasury modelling, the Human Rights Commission, automated decision-making safeguards, and the voices of real participants — here is what the inquiry has so far revealed.
Read articleNDIS I-CAN v6 Rollout: Is It Delayed Again? The Latest Timeline for 2026 and 2027
Multiple sources have been citing different rollout dates for the NDIS I-CAN v6 new planning framework — some say July 2026, others say April 2027. The NDIA has now officially confirmed the date. Here is the clearest summary of what is happening and why.
Read articleNDIS I-CAN v6 Preparation Checklist — Everything You Need Before Your Assessment
The I-CAN v6 assessment covers 12 domains in a structured interview of up to three hours. This preparation checklist ensures nothing important is missed — from your daily diary to what to bring on the day.
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Read articleNDIS Community Participation Cuts Are Law — How to Document the Community, Social and Civic Life Domain for Your I-CAN v6 Assessment
The NDIS community participation cuts are now law — up to 50% of Social, Economic and Community Participation funding will be reduced as plans are reassessed from October 2026. With the I-CAN v6 assessment arriving from April 2027, understanding how to document the Community, Social and Civic Life domain is more important than ever. Here is the complete guide.
Read articleCommon Mistakes to Avoid in Your NDIS Support Needs Assessment
Many participants leave their I-CAN v6 assessment having undersold their needs without realising it. Understanding the most common mistakes — and how to avoid them — can make the difference between a plan that works and one that falls short.
Read articleWhat Happens After Your I-CAN v6 Assessment: The Planning Meeting Explained
The assessment day is just the beginning. What comes next — the assessor's report, the planning implementation meeting, and the NDIA's plan decision — shapes your supports for years ahead. This guide explains each step and how to advocate effectively.
Read articleNDIS Reform Bill 2026 — What Every Participant Needs to Know Before January 2028
The Albanese government has introduced the most significant NDIS reform bill since 2013. With stricter eligibility rules, mandatory functional capacity assessments and around 240,000 participants potentially leaving the scheme, here is what you need to understand — and do — right now.
Read articleNDIS I-CAN v6 for Carers and Families — What You Need to Know
As a carer or family member, your contribution to the NDIS I-CAN v6 assessment is more valuable than you may realise. This guide explains how to prepare, what to include in a carer statement, and how to support your loved one through the process.
Read articleHow to Describe Your Support Needs in Plain Language for Your NDIS Assessment
The way you describe your support needs directly shapes your NDIS funding. This guide teaches you a simple formula for describing any disability need clearly, with real before-and-after examples across every domain.
Read articleHow Support Coordinators Can Help Clients Prepare for I-CAN v6
Support coordinators are the key bridge between NDIS participants and a good I-CAN v6 assessment outcome. This guide walks through every phase of preparation, from strategic planning weeks out to what to do on the day.
Read articleWhat to Say in Your NDIS Support Needs Assessment — Tips for Participants and Carers
What you say in your NDIS assessment — and how you say it — directly shapes your funding outcome. This guide shows you exactly how to communicate your needs clearly and effectively.
Read articleI-CAN v6 vs Functional Capacity Assessment — What's Actually Changing
FCAs and I-CAN v6 assessments are fundamentally different tools built on different philosophies. Here's what actually changed, and what it means for your next NDIS review.
Read articleNDIS 2026 Changes Explained — What Participants and Carers Need to Know Right Now
2026 brings the most significant changes to the NDIS in years. Here's what's actually changing, why it matters, and what participants and carers need to do right now.
Read articleThe 12 I-CAN v6 Domains Explained — What You Need to Know Before Your Assessment
The NDIS I-CAN v6 assessment covers 12 life domains. This guide explains each domain in plain language, what it measures, what evidence is useful, and how it can affect your NDIS support plan.
Read articleHow to Prepare for Your I-CAN v6 Assessment — A Step-by-Step Guide
Good preparation is the difference between an assessment that accurately captures your needs and one that falls short. This step-by-step guide covers everything from daily journals to what to bring on the day.
Read articleWhat is the NDIS I-CAN v6 Assessment? A Plain-Language Guide for Participants and Carers
The I-CAN v6 is Australia's new standardised support needs assessment for NDIS participants. Learn exactly what it measures, how it works, and why it matters for your plan.
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