If your child meets the eligibility criteria to become a NDIS participant then your early childhood partner or NDIS planner will use information gathered about goals, assessments, and connections with community and mainstream supports to help create your child’s NDIS plan.

You can read more about how we make decisions about a child’s NDIS plan in our guidelines - creating your plan , your plan and reasonable and necessary supports .

To learn more about how we make decision about what the NDIS can fund go to the Would we fund it - early childhood page.

Your early childhood partner will help you develop a plan for your child and will check in with you to understand your child’s progress.

To learn more about plan reassessments go to our guidelines – changing your plan .

Your early childhood partner will talk to you about transitions that will happen throughout your child’s early years. This may include talking about support to either:

  • continue getting supports through a NDIS plan with a local area coordinator or planner once your child turns 9
  • leaving the NDIS, if your child is likely to no longer be eligible for the Scheme.
This page current as of
26 June 2023
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