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The Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) Rules deal with the criteria for when a participant will have SDA included in their NDIS plan, the dwellings that can be used for SDA and the payments that will be paid to registered providers of SDA.

With coronavirus (COVID-19) changing circumstances, the way you may be using your plan budgets is also changing. We have also answered questions about your plan and planning.

Information about what the NDIS is doing to help participants during coronavirus (COVID-19).

The plan implementation directory was designed with the help of NDIS participants and links you to information on the NDIS website. It includes links, tip sheets, Easy Read guides and animations. This information can help you understand, use and manage your plan.

The NDIA is here to support providers and share advice about any changes that may affect their business throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

We have answered some questions to help you to continue to deliver supports to participants through this time. Providers are encouraged to regularly check the Department of Health and state or territory specific information for the latest advice.

The NDIA is working with SIL providers to identify, evaluate and promote good practice through the first round of home and living demonstration projects.