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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.

Latest advice for participants and providers regarding coronavirus (COVID-19).

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

FAQs GPs and other health professionals ask about applying for access.

Find out what the different responsibilities are for the NDIS Commission, the NDIS and the NDIA.

These factsheets have been developed as part of the improvements to our computer system and ways of working.

NDIS concepts have been translated in to Auslan. On this page you will find videos about: Helping you understand key information about the NDIS including what it is, if you can access it, when it will be available, and why it’s important; My NDIS Pathway; Working with the NDIS; and Reasonable and necessary and Permanent and Significant disability.

Service bookings are used to set aside funding for an NDIS registered provider for a support they will deliver. Service bookings are not the same as service agreements. More information about editing a service booking.

Before the NDIS was established, state/territory and Commonwealth governments paid providers to deliver supports to people with disabilities. Some services are still being paid for directly by these governments. NDIS participants can continue to use these supports. These pre-paid supports are called 'in-kind'.

The NDIS participant portal is called myplace. Information about how to access and what you can do on the myplace portal, hints and tips, updates and resources including contact information and a step by step guide.