For many people on the NDIS, social and community participation funding is about much more than hobbies or outings. It supports everyday connection, independence, confidence, and the ability to take part in the community around them. This might include attending a class, catching up with friends, learning new skills, or getting out into the community. NDIS Supports can help make these everyday experiences more accessible by covering the costs of a support worker to assist you to actively...

Choosing the right provider has always been an important part of your NDIS plan. With recent government reforms, provider registration is becoming more relevant, and understanding these changes can help you make more informed decisions about your supports. What is provider registration? NDIS provider registration is a process through the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission that sets standards for quality, safety, and accountability. Registered providers must meet specific requirements,...

If you’re providing services to NDIS participants, provider registration is becoming a more relevant topic, whether you’re already registered or currently unregistered, or reviewing how future reforms may affect your business. In the past, providers have had more flexibility, depending on the participants you support and the types of supports you provide. Many unregistered providers have continued to support plan-managed and self-managed participants successfully, while registered providers...