The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) would like to invite all new NDIS providers to attend an information session on working as an NDIS provider. This session will benefit new providers that have started delivering supports to NDIS participants. This session will cover: a brief overview of the NDIS and support budgets NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Pricing Limits Working with participants Using the myplace provider portal Service agreements and service bookings Payment request and enquiries An opportunity for attendees to ask questions Sessions will be delivered via video-conference using Microsoft Teams, and are offered over multiple dates to allow flexibility...

The NDIA invites NDIS providers to an information session focused on provider obligations following changes to the Social, Community, Home Care and Disability Services Industry Award 2010 (SCHADS Award). From July 1 2022, the Fair Work Commission changed the SCHADS Award, raising minimum engagement periods applying to casual and part-time home care workers from 1 hour to 2 hours. Price limits for all NDIS supports delivered by disability support workers increased by 9% from July 1. The price limit increase takes into account changes to costs to deliver supports as a result of the ongoing impact of COVID-19, investment in...

The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) invites providers to an information session aimed at supporting a shared understanding of NDIA payment processes, including provider and participant responsibilities. The session aims to assist providers to reduce potential issues when claiming payments for NDIS supports and avoid providing supports that are not funded by the NDIS. Information provided at this session will cover: The different ways participants manage their funding and how this impacts provider payments The importance of asking the right questions prior to delivering supports The need for clear communication between providers and participants in relation to payment for supports...

The National Disability Insurance Agency would like to invite WA students with a disability in Years 10-12, their parents, carers and education professionals to attend a virtual information session on building skills and paving a pathway to post-school life.

The National Disability Insurance Agency would like to invite WA students with a disability in Years 10-12, their parents, carers and education professionals to attend a virtual information session on building skills and paving a pathway to post-school life.

The National Disability Insurance Agency would like to invite WA students with a disability in Years 10-12, their parents, carers and education professionals to attend a virtual information session on building skills and paving a pathway to post-school life.