Navigating the recent NDIS changes can feel overwhelming.
With the noise of constant announcements, political debate and media commentary, knowing where to find clear and reliable information is a challenge.
To help save you time and stress, we’re sharing five of the clearest websites available. These resources helpfully unpack the recent changes and explain what they could mean for participants, families and providers.
1. Hireup
We're pulling together information about the changes without the guesswork. Our NDIS Hub shares helpful insights, breakdowns and tips from our team and other experts.
2. Department of Health, Disability and Ageing
The Department of Health, Disability and Ageing have put together an NDIS page that compiles all essential information. It includes detailed explainers plus ways you can have your say about the changes.
3. DSC
Disability Services Consulting (DSC) provides clear, witty, accessible breakdowns of NDIS changes through articles and webinars. They turn complex NDIS updates into practical, easy-to-understand guides for both participants and providers.
Accessibility note: An audio option is available, so you can listen to the articles being read aloud.
4. Inclusion Australia
Inclusion Australia has a lot of news articles dedicated to the NDIS reforms and they're also written in Easy Read style.
5. People with Disability Australia
People with Disability Australia (PWD) is another valuable resource for clear NDIS updates. Their news section provides a mix of opinion pieces and practical guides that unpack the legislative changes.
6. National Disability Services
For any providers reading this who may be members with National Disability Services (NDS), there is a dedicated NDIS sector and reform page on their website, which requires a paid member login.
NDS calls it the “one-stop-shop” for all the changes happening in the disability sector, and it offers articles on topics like consultations, community discussions and government updates.
A helpful feature: Each article shows the estimated time it’ll take you to read it.
We hope these websites help cut through the confusion and give you a better understanding of what’s changing, when and what it could mean for you.
If you’d like more information, here are some other helpful links that discuss the NDIS changes:
