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The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) and First Peoples Disability Network (FPDN) have jointly established a First Nations Advisory Council.

The NDIA takes the protection of individuals’ data and information security extremely seriously. We have systems and processes in place to protect participants’ and other stakeholders’ information.

Information about recovering funds owed to the NDIA.

The NDIA is committed to an equitable Australia for First Nations people with disability.

If you have a disability and you're involved in the justice system, you have the same rights as anyone to become or remain an NDIS participant.

The Co-design Advisory Group provides strategic advice to the NDIA on the implementation of co-design and engagement processes in the disability community.  

The steps to helping participants with home and living options other than residential aged care.

Providing accessible content is really important to the NDIA. If there is information on this website that you cannot access, please contact us. The NDIA strives to provide equal access and equal opportunity to people with disabilities.

Bushfire and emergency information Every year during the Australian summer, we face a range of hazards, including bushfires, cyclones, floods, extreme heat and severe storms. It is important to note that state and territory emergency services have responsibility for the response to emergencies for all citizens. The Agency should not be considered the first or primary source of information in the event of an emergency. Below you will find a range of state or territory based websites and resources to help you keep up to date. In the event of an emergency or disaster, please always follow the local advice...

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