The NDIS works with suitably experienced and qualified partner organisations to deliver Local Area Coordination (LAC) and Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI) services to Australians with disability. They are the face of the NDIS in the community.
If you are between the ages of seven and 64 years of age, call the Local Area Coordinator partner in your local government area. The LAC will be your main contact point for the NDIS.
If you are under seven years of age with a developmental delay or disability, call the Early Childhood partner in your local government area.
The ECEI Coordinator will be your main contact point for the NDIS and will help you understand and access the most appropriate supports for your child.
Find your NDIS Partner in the Community
Use this map to find the partner office providing services in your local government area:
Partner office operations and temporary closures
Some offices are temporarily closed to the public as a precaution during the coronavirus (COVID-19 pandemic). To find out which offices, visit the Partner office operations page.
Metropolitan and regional ECEI partners
In the Australian Capital Territory, the partner delivering ECEI services in your state is EACH .
Metropolitan and regional LAC partners
In the Australian Capital Territory, the partner delivering LAC services in your state is Feros Care .
If you need further help or would like information about your allocated Partner office contact the NDIS by phone 1800 800 110, email enquiries@ndis.gov.au or using webchat.
Interested in working for our partners?
If you are interested in working as a LAC or ECEI in the ACT visit the website recruitment pages:
NDIS participants and disaster management
The ACT Emergency Services Agency (ESA) is committed to providing the community with information to help them prepare and respond to emergency situations.
Visit the CBR Be Emergency Ready website for more information.
ACT statistics as at 30 June 2020
- 7,753 people in the ACT are benefiting from the NDIS
- 4,906 people receiving supports for the first time.
