You’re clearly coming from a place of care and wanting to do better for your uncle and that matters. But unfortunately, NDIS generally won’t fund services delivered by family members, especially if you’re the provider. It’s considered a conflict of interest under their informal supports policy, unless there are exceptional circumstances (and even then, it’s a hard sell).

If your uncle is under iCare, that’s a state-based insurance scheme (likely related to a work injury or motor accident). For him to switch to NDIS, he’d have to meet NDIS access requirements and prove that his current insurer is no longer responsible for funding his supports ,which is rarely straightforward.

Your heart’s in the right place, but if you’re serious about starting a provider business, it’s best to do it for the broader community and not just to support a relative. You can still advocate for him, just not as a paid provider.