If you are an allied health provider, you probably spend a lot of time writing reports for the NDIS. These reports are often used to support plan reviews, reassessments, and explaining why certain supports should continue or change.  However, the way they are used in NDIS decision-making is starting to change. The Australian Government and the NDIA are rolling out a new way of planning, with gradual changes from now and a bigger shift expected from mid-2026. Here is what we know so far and...

Over the past year, many NDIS participants and families have been hearing more about a new program called Thriving Kids. We briefly mentioned it in an earlier blog on early intervention, and since then, questions have continued to grow, particularly about what it could mean for children with developmental delay or autism.  The program has been in development for some time. Although it was expected to start earlier, the rollout was delayed while governments worked through the finer details....

If your organisation is closing, leaving the NDIS market, or stopping a specific service, your responsibilities don’t end right away. You must still follow the NDIS Practice Standards, Code of Conduct, and all notification requirements until your services officially finish. Good planning and clear communication help participants move smoothly to new supports and keep your organisation compliant.  Here’s what you can do:  Notify the NDIS Commission of significant changes or events  If your...