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One of the key criteria the NDIS uses when approving home modification applications is determining if it’s “reasonable and necessary”. But what does that mean, exactly?

Modifying smaller dwellings like apartments, flats, and townhouses comes with unique challenges and considerations. Choosing the right NDIS builder is essential for success.

People with degenerative and progressive conditions account for 15% of NDIS participants. So how to you modify homes to keep them accessible as participant needs change?

The successful execution of a home modification proposal hinges on choosing the right builder. Here are 5 tips for OTs looking for a builder to carry out their next proposal

Visual loss can make daily life challenging. Luckily, home modifications for blind and vision impaired participants can help increase participant safety and independence.

For participants living in multilevel homes, stair lift installation allows continued access to all levels of the home for continued independence and mobility around the home.

You can’t spell independence without safety. Our NDIS builders explain 5 ways we can make homes safer (and how that empowers participants to live independently)

Planning NDIS home modifications can be a lengthy process. And of course, youll need to get the appropriate permits and approvals first.

Doors are one of the biggest barriers both in and outside the home. Thankfully, NDIS automatic door openers can (literally) open up a whole world of new opportunities

It isn’t just indoor modifications that play a big role in improving accessibility – outdoor modifications are an equally important part of NDIS home modifications.

The shower is a crucial part of any accessible bathroom. Read about some of the most common types of NDIS shower modifications, and how they make showering safer and easier

Fall prevention is a key part of protecting the wellbeing, safety, and independence of people with disability. Learn what sort of fall prevention interventions an NDIS builder can provide.

As with any home modification project, making your kitchen accessible can be complicated. Luckily, our NDIS builders in Victoria are here with 5 must-know tips

Robust housing is an SDA housing subcategory designed and funded for people with very high support needs, including people living with behaviours of concern.

New smart home technology is making home automation easier than ever before, allowing more people with disability to continue living safely and independently.

In 2024, Victoria will introduce new building codes that include a range of new accessibility requirements. We explain the implications and discuss what this means for the future of accessibility

An accessible bathroom is crucial when building or modifying homes for people with disability. We explain 4 common bathroom modifications, as well as how they can change lives

Often, a lack of accessibility in housing takes a significant toll not just on mental health and physical safety, but overall quality of life. The right NDIS home modifications however can make a big difference.

NDIS home modifications are not a one-size-fits-all solution. Every disability, situation and person are unique. Learn about some of the home modification services Restore Home Modifications offers.