What does the NDIS aim to enable for participants?

• A. Universal income support.
• B. Access to reasonable and necessary supports so participants can live an ordinary life and achieve personal goals.
• C. Funding for pharmaceutical costs.
• D. Regulation of private hospitals.

Answer: (B)

The NDIS is about helping people with permanent disability participate more fully in everyday life by funding supports that are reasonable and necessary to pursue personal goals. This means supports that directly help with daily tasks, mobility, communication, therapy, equipment, home modifications, transport, and the support you might need from carers or aides. These aims are about living an ordinary life and achieving personal goals, not about universal income, pharmaceutical costs, or hospital regulation. So the statement that best fits describes enabling access to reasonable and necessary supports to live an ordinary life and reach personal goals.