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Early connections make sure you get the right supports and services to help with your child’s individual needs. Your early childhood partner will talk with you about the different ways you and your child can receive supports.

A key role of a support coordinator is to help the participant to monitor their plan budgets and effectiveness of their supports.

What is a compensation reduction amount (CRA) and why do I need an estimate? If you are a current or prospective NDIA participant who has suffered a personal injury, and are considering a settlement or agreement about that personal injury, you may need to know how much your NDIS plan might be adjusted by, when you receive compensation. A CRA estimate will give you an idea of how much your existing or future NDIS plan might be adjusted by when we take into account compensation payments. About the CRA online estimator and how to use it The CRA online estimator...

An ILO provider plays a critical role in understanding a person’s vision for their life and developing support arrangements that meets that vision. ILO providers will support participants to make decisions about where and with whom they live and how their supports can enable them to live a full life.

Details the responsibilities of providers within the NDIS relating to Scheme integrity, and information for registered providers about complying with Australian Consumer Law Responsibilities.

Providers help you work towards your goals. They may need to understand what your goals are and how they can help you. It’s important that you are comfortable with the way you communicate with your provider. You can communicate in different ways.

To support the safe and timely discharge of NDIS participants from hospital, we have committed to contacting every participant (or their authorised nominee or representative) within 4 days of being notified that they have been admitted to hospital.

Note: the information on this page was correct at the time of publishing. Find the latest information visit on Independent assessments. Today we have released a number of consultation papers that explain the proposed changes to the Scheme – what the changes are, how the changes may work and what the changes will mean for participants. We invite people with disability, participants, their families and carers, and the wider disability sector to have their say on how to deliver changes to improve the Scheme and make the NDIS simpler, faster, fairer and more flexible. The papers explain how the proposed...

The Australian Government has outlined reforms to the NDIS that will ensure a better experience for participants and make sure the Scheme is there for the future.

FAQs GPs and other health professionals ask about eligibility and early intervention.