The NDIA is committed to improving the wellbeing of NDIS participants and people with disability.
To do this, we are working with Monash University Centre for Health Economics.
Together we are developing a new way to measure the wellbeing of people with disability including NDIS participants.
As part of this work, we are inviting NDIS participants and other people with disability to take part in a survey.
This helps us to collect information about what is important to participants and other people with disability when thinking about wellbeing.
This will allow us to monitor how the NDIS and other services are improving the wellbeing of NDIS participants and other people with disability.
We want to hear from as many participants and people with disability as possible.
This helps to make sure we accurately measure wellbeing for people with different types of disabilities, ages and community groups. This is the second survey for this project.
You can help us by completing this survey from Monash University Centre for Health Economics.
Things to know about the survey:
- This survey is voluntary.
- You don’t need to share any personal information like your name, contact details unless you choose to.
- Your responses will not impact the individual funding in your plan.
If you need help doing the survey, please email Monash University at [email protected] and a researcher will contact you by telephone or Zoom.
For more information, visit the Measure of wellbeing for people with disability page.
If you have a question about this research, please contact the NDIS National Call Centre on 1800 800 110 or email [email protected].