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The Australian Government has invested a further $48.3 million to fight against fraud in the NDIS by funding NDIA staff and the development of a business case for information and communications technology (ICT) systems to detect, prevent and reduce non-compliant payments.

The NDIS funds ongoing psychosocial supports that focus on improving your functional ability.

The Participant Service Improvement Plan sets out what we are going to do over the next two years to deliver a Scheme that meets participants’ expectations.

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Tips for allied health providers writing plan reassessment reports for participants. Your report should help us understand whether the supports you recommend meet our reasonable and necessary criteria.

We have put forward a proposal for short-term improvements to SIL in a consultation paper. We would like to understand what providers think of the solution.

The app shows your current plan information and budget. You can use the app to see a timeline of your plan, read your goals and information about you, check your budget and see how much funding is available in each support category.

We are pleased to share with you the results of our consultation on interventions for children on the autism spectrum.

We are pleased to share with you an evidence review we commissioned from the University of Sydney.

In collaboration with the University of Melbourne, the NDIA conducted a national survey to investigate the experiences of NDIS participants, or their family members/carers, when accessing allied healthcare supports during the COVID-19 pandemic.