For most people aged 9 to 64 who are exploring the NDIS or already in it, a Local Area Coordinator (LAC) is a key contact. An LAC is an NDIS partner working
Your NDIS plan reassessment is the moment your plan stops being fixed and becomes negotiable again. The NDIA looks at how the past plan has worked, what has changed in your life,
The NDIS Access Request Form is the NDIA’s application form for the NDIS. You can download it from the NDIA’s page on what an access request form is. You complete Section
NDIS eligibility comes down to three things the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) checks: your age, your residence, and whether you meet the disability requirements, the early intervention requirements, or
If you’re new to disability support in Australia, you’ve probably seen the letters NDIS on government websites, hospital forms and provider brochures. So what does NDIS stand for, what does it
If making decisions about your NDIS plan is difficult, even with support, you may benefit from an NDIS plan nominee. A plan nominee is someone the National Disability Insurance Agency
The way your NDIS budget is worked out is changing. From April 2027, the NDIA will begin introducing a new NDIS plan assessment tool: a support needs assessment built on a
If you’re wondering how does NDIS work, you’re far from alone, the scheme supports over 774,000 Australians, but for people just starting out, the paperwork, jargon, and processes can feel overwhelming. The
The NDIS changes children under 8 face are some of the most significant reforms in the scheme’s history. If you have a young child with autism or a developmental delay, you’ve probably
If you’ve heard that NDIS planning is changing and you’re not sure what it means for your plan, your funding or your supports, you’re not alone. These NDIS planning changes
