You can have your say On What NDIS Should Fund

08 August 2024

Draft lists of NDIS supports have been released

The federal government wants to change the rules about what you can use NDIS funds for. They have created draft rules, which list what supports you can and cannot use NDIS money for. We are calling the draft rules on what NDIS funds cannot be used for the "no" lists.

Why this matters

PWDA is worried that these changes could be bad for some people with disability and NDIS participants. We are worried they could impact your access to supports and the creative and cost-effective ways you use your NDIS funds. We need to know what you think about these draft rules. Your feedback is important! It will help us tell the federal government what supports we need NDIS money for and what changes they need to make to these draft rules.

Have your say

We want you to answer 5 questions. We need your answers by Monday 12 August so we can tell the government what we heard. You can write your answers in this form:

1. What supports on the "no" lists do you believe should be funded by the NDIS?

2. How worried are you that supports you need will not be funded by the NDIS if these draft rules are accepted?Very worriedSomewhat worriedA little worriedNot worriedNot sure

3. What do you want the government to know about the supports you are worried will not be funded and how they relate to your disabilities?

4. Tell us about creative or cost-effective ways you access supports that will not be funded under these draft lists:

5. Is there anything else you want us to know?

Submit response

You can also give your feedback to PWDA by:

Phone - 1800 422 015

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Draft lists of NDIS supports have been released

Why this matters

Have your say

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