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Top Tips on Getting Meal Delivery in your NDIS Plan

  • 2 years ago

If your goals include one (or all) of the below: 

  • Increased independence
  • Staying in your own home
  • Health and wellbeing
  • Assistance with daily activities

Then Meal Preparation and Delivery on your NDIS Plan could be just the thing to help you achieve them.

Here are the Top 5 Ways Meal Preparation and Delivery Can Help You Achieve Your Goals

1. Choice & Control

When meals are delivered fresh to your home, you have complete choice and control over what you eat, and when. No more waiting for your support person to arrive and prepare each meal for you, you can now head straight to the fridge when you’re hungry, and grab what you want to eat.

2. Convenience

With a weekly delivery to your door, you'll never need to be worried about what to do when the fridge is empty again! Hungry now? Grab your meal from the fridge, re-heat for two minutes in the microwave, and eat up. 

3. Promotes independent living

One of the most common NDIS goals is independent living - but a person’s gotta eat right?! With a fridge full of meals, you can expect to experience less involvement from your support person than you might have previously - perhaps it even means you get to stay in your own home!

4. Nutrition matters

Every person, regardless of their situation, needs to prioritise their health. Having regular meals that are free from processed crap, preservatives, and added sugars is super important to overall health and well-being. If you are considering a meal delivery service, it’s super important to ensure it’s not only tasty, but super healthy as well.

5. Don’t Settle

Food should bring joy…but hey, not everyone is a master chef! Luckily for you, when you get meals delivered on your NDIS plan, you have a team of chefs creating each and every one of your meals - obsessing over nutrition, taste, texture, and overall flavour. Having a disability does not mean you have to settle for second rate.

 

 

STANDARD

Ranging between 1300 kilojoules (332 calories) and 1700 kilojoules (420 calories) and are well suited to females with a limited to medium level of physical activity each week.

LARGE

Ranging between 1900 kilojoules (475 calories) and 2400 kilojoules (600 calories), the Large size meals are recommended for Men with a limited to medium level of physical activity each week. Women that take part in high levels of phyiscal activity.

ATHLETE

Ranging between 2500 kilojoules (618 calories) and 3100 kilojoules (780 calories), the Athlete size meals are recommended for Men/Women that take part in high levels of physical activity each week.