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On this page: Personal protective equipment Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) Health and safety Meal preparation and delivery COVID-19 is a respiratory illness caused by the coronavirus and can cause severe illness for some people with disability. Some people recover quickly from it and others may be at higher risk of getting very sick. For more information on how to protect yourself and those you care for, and what to do if you get COVID-19, visit the Department of Health and Aged Care website (external). The best way to protect yourself from COVID-19 is by staying up to date with vaccinations...

Some partner offices in the ACT will be closed over the reduced activity period. Please check your local office hours below.

November 2020 25 November update includes: Have your say on proposed changes to the NDIS: Access and eligibility policy for independent assessments Planning policy for personalised budgets and plan flexibility ECEI Implementation Reset project consultation report Supporting young children and their families early, to reach their full potential. February 2020 5 February update includes: Bushfire response Tune Review Transport costs Annual Pricing Review Provider payments NDIA organisational structure Recent media Honours

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...

Information about who delivers the NDIS: The NDIA, early childhood partners and local area coordination (LAC) partners and Community Connectors.

The NDIA has a Participant Engagement Payment Policy, recognising the important contribution participants make to improve the NDIS.

The CEO Direction contains five specific instructions which will make sure that what we do matches the recommendations of the Tune Review.

Because you told us automatic plan extensions made sense for you, we are making sure they continue. This means your current funding will automatically continue until your new plan can be finalised, so you don’t have any gaps in your funding or supports.

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.

Our role is to implement the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), which will support a better life for hundreds of thousands of Australians with a significant and permanent disability and their families and carers. More information about what we do, links to our history and office contact pages.