The NDIS will increase the number of Victorians with disability receiving support.
Under the NDIS, participants can choose and control the supports and services they need. This means disability support providers will need to consider if they want to move to new arrangements:
- block funding changing to individualised funding
- funding is provided after services are delivered
The NDIS brings an increase in demand for support and services. This will mean more opportunities for people wanting to work in disability services. To read more about the changing workforce and opportunities, visit Supporting disability workers in the NDIS.
Service providers will continue to receive Victorian Government funding where they are providing services to eligible people, until they have transitioned to the NDIS.
Find out how to register as an NDIS provider.
See what information sessions are being run for providers on the events page of the NDIS website.
Specialist disability accommodation
About changes to the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 and how this effects residents and providers of specialist disability accommodation.
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