One essential aspect of your NDIS plan is the line items. Line items are specific supports and services that are funded under your NDIS plan. These line items are usually identified by a code and a description that outlines what it covers. To work out your NDIS funding, you need to understand the line items in your plan. You can find a list of the line items included in your plan by looking at your plan's budget breakdown. The budget breakdown shows you how much funding has been allocated to each line item in your plan. It is essential to understand each line item's funding amount and how it can be used to receive support or services from an NDIS provider. Once you understand the line items, you can break them down to determine how many hours per week of that line item you can get from an NDIS provider. To do this, you need to identify the hourly rate that the NDIS pays for that service, as outlined in the NDIS price guide. You then need to multiply this rate by the number of hours allocated for that line item in your plan to calculate the total funding available for that service. By considering the pricing of individual providers, you can determine how many hours per week you can receive from a particular provider. It is important to monitor your usage of each line item and ensure that you do not exceed your allocated funding. You can estimate the duration of your plan to have a better understanding on how much time will the support last. Just follow the steps and you are good to go: 1. Enter the amount of your plan fund on each section of your plan.  For example this can be under the heading CORE, CAPACITY OR CAPITAL 2. Visit NDIS Pricing Guide if you are not sure about the fund you have. 3. Enter the hourly rate of the support you own. 4. We will calculate how many hours your support will last.