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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.

Some offices may be temporarily closed to the public as a precaution during the coronavirus (COVID-19 pandemic). They are still operating, and ask that you call with your enquiries or to arrange an appointment.

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

These include evaluations of key services or pilots, including Independent Assessments, Community Connectors and our COVID-19 response. We explore what works well, and what we can do better, to improve services.

Early childhood partners Families and carers of children younger than 9 who have an NDIS funded plan will work with an early childhood partner. Early childhood partners have experience working with children with disability or developmental delay. The NDIS early childhood approach is based on the principles of best practice in early childhood intervention to achieve better long-term outcomes for children. Find out more about early childhood partners. Local area coordinator (LAC) Most NDIS participants over 9 years of age will have an LAC to help them understand and use their plan. This includes showing participants how to use the...

Information on help applying for children; help for those aged seven to 64 and find out where you're local NDIA office is.

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

Welcome to the final sector update on the NDIS for 2018. This update covers what we have achieved together in 2018 and signals where we are heading in 2019.

There are a number of supports and services provided by government and the community sector for people with disability across Australia. The NDIA may identify that your supports are best delivered by these other service systems. This page provides a list of organisations who can help with support, both nationally and in different states and territories.