Darwin NDIS Plans - Working with Participants and the NDIA

The NDIA invites providers to attend an in-person information session on NDIS Plans - Working With Participants and the NDIA to be held in Darwin.

The session aims to support NDIS providers to deliver supports in alignment with participants’ NDIS plans, goals and budgets.

The session will cover the core principles of Participant NDIS Plans, highlight recurring themes, address common questions, and outline pathways for assistance. It will also provide the latest updates on the new PACE system and the outcomes of the Annual Price Review.

Who Should attend: This session is primarily aimed at providers who deliver supports to participants. However, Support Coordinators may also find the information useful.

Each session covers the same content, and attendees should only register for one session.

Registrations close five business days prior to the session date or allocation exhausted. 

Accessibility is important to us. If you have accessibility requirements, please advise when registering. A minimum of five business days' notice is required to book Auslan interpreters.

Please note: If you have requested accessibility services, these services are provided by an external provider. Your personal details will be given to the Accessibility Service at the time of booking.

For any enquiries regarding this session, please contact events@ndis.gov.au and include the session name in the subject line.

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