About the Scheme

The Lifetime Care & Support Scheme provides treatment, rehabilitation and attendant care services to people severely injured in motor accidents in NSW, regardless of who was at fault in the accident.

People who are eligible for the Scheme will have a spinal cord injury; moderate to severe brain injury; amputations; severe burns; or will be blind as a result of the accident.

The Scheme began for children under the age of 16 injured in motor accidents from 1 October 2006 and began for adults from 1 October 2007.

Ministerial Media Releases
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Highlights

• 20/12/2012 MEDIA RELEASE: New video to help children injured in motor accidents
• 22/11/2012 Grant application for service providers to increase capacity working with people with challenging behaviours
• 12/11/2012 MEDIA RELEASE: New resources for people with a spinal cord injury
• 30/05/2012 MEDIA RELEASE: New purpose built house for people seriously injured in motor accidents
• 25/05/2012 New LTCS Guidelines 2012 effective on and after 25 May 2012

Scheme Participants

This section has information on what you, as a participant, can expect from the Lifetime Care and Support Authority ...
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Service Providers

This section has information to support healthcare and other professionals that provide services to participants of the Lifetime Care and Support Scheme...
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