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Information on what is considered good evidence of disability; who provides evidence of your disability; what evidence you need from a treating professional; how a access decision is made; what happens when you don't meet NDIS access criteria and can another access request be made at a later date.

Find out how to engage with us and how our evidence supports participants

What is a SATSS? A Commonwealth, state or territory statutory scheme of insurance, or SATSS, is a mainstream government service that provides ongoing care to people injured at work or in a transport accident. If you’re eligible, a SATSS can fund supports for ongoing care relating to your injury. To find out more, you will need to contact a SATSS directly. To help you, a list of SATSS is included below.

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

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

FAQs GPs and other health professionals ask about eligibility and early intervention.

The NDIS has released three papers for consultation. This paper talks about our early childhood early intervention approach and includes some recommendations to improve outcomes for young children and families.

We’ve put together a list of providers to help you, your family and carers find trusted information on continence products and providers more easily.

Every six months, the NDIA is required to prepare a response to the Senate Continuing Order for Indexed List of Departmental or Agency Files. This is part of the government's ongoing commitment to give Australians greater access to relevant government information quickly and easily.

Providers are responsible for ensuring that claims for payment are complete, truthful and accurate.