The NDIS audit process for certification is typically divided into two parts, and if you're a current or aspiring NDIS provider, you've probably come across the terms Stage 1 and Stage 2 audit. But un...

Scalding burns from hot water remain one of the most common—and preventable—injuries in disability care settings. For NDIS providers, managing this risk isn’t just good practice—it’s a legal and ethic...

Becoming a registered NDIS provider is a significant step, and with it comes a set of responsibilities and conditions outlined in the NDIS Act and Rules. This guide will help you understand these requ...

Since the year 2020, Australia has experienced multiple disastrous events including long droughts, bushfires and the global Covid-19 pandemic. These emergencies highlighted the shortcomings of many ND...

Have you found yourself grappling with uncertainty about the essential components to include in an NDIS support plan? Are you pondering over the significance of having support plans altogether? Perhap...

Have you ever thought about what the difference between unregistered and registered NDIS providers are? Ever wondered if there are any benefits in becoming a registered NDIS provider? We will break do...

According to the Australian Centre for Disease Control (CDC), Falls are Australia’s number one cause of injury hospitalisation and death, representing 42% of injury hospitalisations and 40% of injury ...

Preparing for an NDIS audit can be a daunting task for providers, especially if they are unsure of what to expect. During an audit, NDIS auditors may ask a range of questions to assess whether provide...

The disability industry encompasses a wide range of services and job roles, so the most common injuries can vary depending on the specific work environment and tasks performed. However, some of the mo...

As a registered provider, you should conduct NDIS internal audit to evaluate your compliance with the NDIS and your organisational requirements. Internal audit is an effective tool helping you underst...