Information on Training and Funding Streams

Delivery of ICB program in clinical or agency settings 

 

Any person who has completed the ICB training via the Learn to Play website: https://www.learntoplayevents.com/ and received a certificate can facilitate an ICB program. This could include any allied health professional such as social worker, occupational therapist, play therapist, psychologist or speech therapist. 

 

In addition to this, you can opt to become a registered provider with the NDIS –  https://www.ndis.gov.au/providers/becoming-ndis-provider/am-i-ready

 

This will mean that participants who are funded by the NDIS can access the program at a slightly cheaper rate. 

 

You do not have to be a registered provider via NDIS in order to deliver the program or for your participants to have NDIS funding to participate, however.  

 

See more information at: https://www.ndis.gov.au/providers 

 

If participants have funding, they can claim this under the line-item Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living.

 

Delivery of ICB program in schools 

 

For delivery of the program in schools, any person who has completed the ICB training via the Learn to Play website: https://www.learntoplayevents.com/ can facilitate an ICB program.  This could include any teaching or allied health professional such as teacher aide, teacher, member of a well-being team, social worker, occupational therapist, psychologist or speech therapist. 

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Any questions you have regarding NDIS funding may already be answered here.