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Step-by-step information and resources on all things NDIS – from assessing eligibility, applying for access, help to create an NDIS Plan, managing funding, Plan implementation, what to do if you don’t agree with an NDIS decision to preparing for your child’s Plan reassessment meeting.

Discusses the different forms of NDIS plan management, what to bring to planning meetings and how to budget NDIS funds to meet your goals.

This website provides booklets and factsheets about understanding the NDIS, planning for and using an NDIS plan, and how to plan with a support coordinator.

If you think a decision the NDIS has made about you is wrong, you can request an internal review of a decision.

This website provides information about creating an NDIS plan.

Provides information about how the NDIS works; eligibility for the NDIS; and how to apply.

For most people aged 7 years and older, an LAC will be their main point of contact for the NDIS. LACs will help people with disability to connect to supports, services and local activities and help participants to understand the NDIS, meet with participants to create their plan and explain how to make the most of it. 

Early childhood early intervention (ECEI) partners are local organisations we fund to deliver the early childhood (ages 0-9) approach. Our early childhood partners have teams of professionals with experience and clinical expertise in working with young children with development delay or disability and their families. 

Step-by-step information and resources on all things NDIS – from assessing eligibility, applying for access, help to create an NDIS Plan, managing funding, Plan implementation, what to do if you don’t agree with an NDIS decision to preparing for your child’s Plan reassessment meeting.

NDIS Appeals has been set up to ensure that people with disability, and other people affected by reviewable decisions of the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA), have access to support when seeking review of those decisions in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT).

Early childhood early intervention (ECEI) partners are local organisations we fund to deliver the early childhood (ages 0-9) approach. Our early childhood partners have teams of professionals with experience and clinical expertise in working with young children with development delay or disability and their families.

For most people aged 7 years and older, an LAC will be their main point of contact for the NDIS. LACs will help people with disability to connect to supports, services and local activities and help participants to understand the NDIS, meet with participants to create their plan and explain how to make the most of it.

Raising Children Network has a range of resources and guidelines on the NDIS of children with disability.

raisingchildren.net.au has a range of articles to help parents manage their child’s NDIS funds.