The care system belongs in CareWise.
NestWise stays for the household side.

National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a funded service plan with case coordination and review dates. Disability Support Pension (DSP) is fortnightly income support. Mobility Allowance is a fortnightly transport supplement, and Continence Aids Payment Scheme (CAPS) is an annual payment toward continence-aid costs. These are different programs with different eligibility and payment shapes — they belong in CareWise, our sister product for care planning.

NestWise keeps the CARER-side payments: Carer Allowance (CA), Carer Payment (CP), Carer Supplement, Child Disability Assistance Payment (CDAP), and Carer Adjustment Payment (CAP) — the ones paid to a person providing care. Companion Card belongs to the person with disability (used to bring a carer to venues without paying twice) — states issue and manage it separately. That carer surface is at /dashboard/carer.

Until CareWise ships, here are the authoritative sources.

These are government pages. They’re the source we’d cite anyway; going straight to them saves you from anything NestWise or CareWise might get wrong in the interim.

• National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) — how to apply →
  Access request + evidence + assessment. Under-65 with permanent + significant disability, or the early intervention pathway.
• Disability Support Pension (DSP) →
  Income support for a permanent physical, intellectual or psychiatric condition that significantly limits the ability to work. You can still work some hours while receiving DSP under its work rules — check the eligibility link. Different from NDIS — you can have one, both, or neither.
• Mobility Allowance →
  Fortnightly help with transport. NOT payable alongside a funded NDIS support package — check which fits.
• Continence Aids Payment Scheme (CAPS) →
  Annual payment toward continence-aid costs. NOT payable where an NDIS package includes continence support.