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The Australian Government remains committed to achieving the best outcomes for all Australians and businesses by delivering essential services and support to those in need as part of our Economic Recovery Plan for Australia. Minister for the NDIS, Stuart Robert, said this commitment is reflected in the 2020-21 Budget, which supports the Government’s tireless work in sustaining and improving the services provided to Australians.

A range of new pricing arrangements for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) will begin from 1 July to support the development of a sustainable and vibrant disability services market and lead to better outcomes for NDIS participants.

The “Report on the sustainability of the scheme” for the December quarter 2014 was released today. It shows the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is on time, on budget, has very high participant satisfaction and is incorporating valuable lessons learnt ahead of full-scheme rollout.

The Australian Government is investing $64.9 million in grants to 138 organisations in the disability sector to build the capacity of Australians with disability to participate in and contribute to the community.

The NDIA has today unveiled its roadmap for the future with the release of its 2020-24 Corporate Plan.

Australians with hearing impairment will receive improved support and faster access to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

The Agency and NDIS Quality and Safeguard Commission (NDIS Commission) have jointly released an open letter to all Victorian participants, their families and carers.

The Victorian and Commonwealth Governments have announced a $15 million Worker Mobility Reduction Payment initiative. The initiative will enable registered NDIS providers to reduce the movement of support workers between residential disability facilities where possible, to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.