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The latest sector update on NDIS rollout and activities.

The Australian Government has invested $429.25 million in the NDIA to improve the consistency of access and planning decisions, to ensure all participants have an equal and fair chance to pursue their goals and achieve better outcomes.

You are able to choose both registered and unregistered support coordination providers. You can search for registered support coordination providers near you using the Provider Finder tool.

If you want to arrange for us to give information to others, or for other people to do things on your behalf, you need to give us consent. We accept both written and verbal consent and there are consent forms you can use.

Information about who needs a plan review, including reviews for children under 7 years.

Latest advice for participants and providers regarding coronavirus (COVID-19).

Providers are responsible for ensuring that claims for payment are complete, truthful and accurate.

Continence products include a wide range of reusable and disposable items, such as pants, pads, and catheters. For NDIS participants, continence products sit under the banner of Assistive Technology and are funded out of the Core – Consumables budget. A Continence Provider List was published on the NDIS website on 4 November 2021 following disability community feedback. The list is an additional resource to help with finding and comparing continence products, making it easier for participants to find trusted continence suppliers offering market leading pricing and service. Recognising that not all participants will want or need to use a list...

If your child is younger than 9 with a disability, or you are concerned about their development, you may be able to get help through our early childhood approach.