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The NDIA’s Research and Evaluation Branch has completed a comprehensive systematic review and meta-analysis of quantitative studies, and meta-aggregation of qualitative studies to understand the benefits of assistance dogs or pets for people with autism.

This is a brief overview of information about cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), taken from the Autism CRC report, Interventions for children on the autism spectrum: A synthesis of research evidence (Autism Interventions Evidence Report). There are seven other category overviews available designed to help people learn about different interventions and their research evidence. To understand the information in its full context, we encourage you to access the full report. Why is CBT supposed to support children's development? CBT is an intervention that is typically used to treat anxiety disorders and depression. The central premise of CBT is the interdependent relationships...

A key role of a support coordinator is to help participants to connect to NDIS and other supports.

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.

On this page What approach did we take for the evidence review? What did the review find? What does this mean for participants? What are we doing with these findings? The Agency is committed to supporting participants who want to start thinking about how to get a job. This might include funding capacity building supports to help participants build their work skills if they need extra help because of their disability As part of this commitment, the Agency commissioned and undertook research to learn what works to help people with a disability to find and keep a job. Two thirds...

Welcome to the first CEO sector update for 2019. I am pleased to start the year with some good news and to let you know about what we are working on in 2019.

The latest sector update on NDIS rollout and activities.

Non-compliance means not following the NDIS rules and regulations. Non-compliance can range from a simple mistake to criminal matters such as fraud. It can be accidental or deliberate.

Some activities which your support coordinator should do.