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The inclusion of disability-related health supports into NDIS funding packages provides an opportunity for health providers to consider registering as an NDIS provider.

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.

The NDIS connects people with disability, their families and carers with government services and community activities, and works to build inclusive communities, workplaces and services. Learn more about support coordinators, local area coordination partners and early childhood partners.

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 for providing an assessment or quote for home modifications including HM assessment forms and templates, and information about complex HM supports.

Overview The print PDF version of this report was tabled in Federal Parliament on 29 October 2014. The print PDF version is available on the right-hand side of this page, and an accessible format. If you have difficulty accessing this and other reports, please contact us. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) commenced on 1 July 2013. At 30 June 2014, the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) had approved 7316 plans for people with disability, allowing them access to the reasonable and necessary support they require to lead an ordinary life. The NDIA delivered the Scheme in four trial sites...

As a family member, carer, guardian or nominee, we know you want to see participants living in or at risk of entering residential aged care have more choice and control over where and how they live.

Information for both participants and providers about hearing supports including eligibility requirements and age conditions for the NDIS and Hearing Services Program (HSP).

Providers are an important part of the NDIS, delivering a product or service support to a participant. Watch our videos for more information. Information on working with community, partners in the community (Local Area Coordinators and early childhood partners), registered providers, intermediaries (plan managers and support coordinators) and business to business opportunities.