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What you need to know if we contact you about an eligibility reassessment.

A process we use to check if you’re still eligible for the NDIS.

There are residence requirements a person needs to meet to become an NDIS participant.

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

There are many ways you can ask for information from us. The information we can share is governed by the NDIS Act.

The Quarterly Reports provide the disability ministers with information (including statistics) about participants in each jurisdiction and the funding or provision of supports by the NDIA in each jurisdiction. The NDIA provides these reports to disability ministers following the end of each quarter by 31 January, 30 April, 31 July and 31 October.

Accredited assessors can check if a dwelling complies with the SDA Design Standard

The Participant Reference Group (PRG) consists of 23 participant and carer representatives across Australia. These individuals have been nominated from groups including the Disability Representative and Carer Organisations (DRCO), the Independent Advisory Council (IAC) and the Participant First Engagement Initiative. Together, they represent the disability experiences of NDIS participants.

The NDIA established the Children’s Expert Advisory Group (the Group, or the Advisory Group) in 2024.

The Rural and Remote Advisory Group's purpose is to provide advice and expertise to support Scheme reforms and address systemic issues relating to rural and remote delivery of the NDIS.