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The Australian Government is undertaking the Integrated Care and Commissioning (ICC) initiative to respond to community-identified needs and help build a sustainable care and support sector. The initiative brings together commonwealth departments and agencies, investments, and resources across health, aged care, disability, and veterans’ care sectors. The goal of the initiative is to enable communities to identify what better access to care looks like for them and what activities they need to get there. The project is flexible in nature, with activities differing across sites and tailored to local needs in consultation with community stakeholders. The commonwealth departments and agencies...

The policy outlines our commitment to support people with disability who engage with the NDIS to create or expand safeguards to improve their safety and minimise the risk of violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation.

It’s important to understand where a participant is on their employment journey when providing employment supports

Learn about how assistive technology might be an NDIS support for you.

Here's a guide to understanding the role of supported independent living (SIL) providers. 

The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) is an agency subject to the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (FOI Act) and is required to comply with the Information Publication Scheme (IPS) requirements. This IPS Agency Plan describes how the NDIA proposes to do this.

The Quality Supports program is part of the NDIA’s plans to ensure every NDIS participant can access quality and value for money services.

Understand what you can do in the my NDIS and myplace provider portals.

Investment in SDA, like any other type of investment, carries risks. Prospective investors should carefully assess the information and investment proposals provided to them, complete due diligence and seek independent legal and financial advice when deciding whether to invest.