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Participants from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds may need interpreting assistance to communicate with providers.

Information for participants and providers affected by coronavirus (COVID-19) including information about support.

Bushfire and emergency information Every year during the Australian summer, we face a range of hazards, including bushfires, cyclones, floods, extreme heat and severe storms. It is important to note that state and territory emergency services have responsibility for the response to emergencies for all citizens. The Agency should not be considered the first or primary source of information in the event of an emergency. Below you will find a range of state or territory based websites and resources to help you keep up to date. In the event of an emergency or disaster, please always follow the local advice...

Welcome to my first update for 2020. I hope you were able to spend time with your loved ones over the break. February update includes: • Bushfire response • Tune Review • Transport costs • Annual Pricing Review • Provider payments • NDIA organisational structure • Recent media • Honours

Archives of the quarterly reports from 2019 - 2020. The quarterly reports provide the COAG Disability Reform Council with information (including statistics) about participants in each jurisdiction and the funding or provision of supports by the NDIA in each jurisdiction

Procedures for determining breaches of the Australian Public Service Code of Conduct and for determining sanction.

The NDIA is providing access to Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) to allow connections between registered providers and some NDIA systems and data.

Information for providing an assessment or quote for home modifications including HM assessment forms and templates, and information about complex HM supports.

Three-year-old Georgia and her parents, Chloe and Cameron, have just started seeing a paediatrician who referred them to an early childhood partner. Georgia presents with a significant communication, physical and social developmental delay. She can walk short distances but fatigues easily and she’s a bit clumsy on her feet. Georgia has started speaking but she is only using one or two words so she has difficulty expressing herself. Her family are concerned and have tried various strategies to encourage her development but feel the strategies they have tried haven’t worked. It’s frustrating for Georgia too, who often screams at length...

Every six months, the NDIA is required to prepare a response to the Senate Continuing Order for Indexed List of Departmental or Agency Files. This is part of the government's ongoing commitment to give Australians greater access to relevant government information quickly and easily.