When it comes to home modifications funded by the NDIS, one of the most important considerations is whether a proposed modification meets the criteria of being reasonable and necessary . This principle sits at the heart of all NDIS-funded supports — and it’s what determines whether a modification is approved. But what does reasonable and necessary  really mean when it comes to building works? What Makes a Home Modification “Reasonable and Necessary”? For a modification to be

When it comes to complex home modifications, one of the most common reasons projects stall isn’t the design, the OT assessment, or even...

When planning complex home modifications, most of the focus is on what a participant needs right now: wider doorways, bathroom upgrades,...

For many people navigating NDIS-funded home modifications, the journey can feel overwhelming — with detailed paperwork, multiple stakeholders, and strict compliance standards. At Complete Project Partners, we've found that when Support Coordinators and Occupational Therapists (OTs) collaborate early, the results are smoother, faster, and more participant‑focused.

Accessibility isn't just about grab rails and ramps—it’s also about sensory experiences . For participants with neurological conditions,...

As an Occupational Therapist, your focus is helping participants live safer, more independent lives at home. But turning your...

When people hear “Project Manager,” they often think of someone with a clipboard ticking boxes. But in the world of NDIS home...

Navigating NDIS home modifications can be complex — even for experienced professionals. Whether you’re an occupational therapist, support...

NDIS home modifications can be life-changing — but they can also be complex, time-consuming, and prone to delays when key steps are...

Navigating an NDIS-funded build or modification project can feel overwhelming — for participants, families, support coordinators, and...

There are major changes to include livable (accessible) housing provisions for all new homes and major renovations in the NCC 2022.

As of September 2023 the National Construction Code (NCC) has changed its standards arounds waterproofing.