Welcome to your Participant Toolbox - Your go-to space for helpful resources, guides and forms to help you get the most of your NDIS plan with NDSP.
Everything you need, all in one convenient place.

Download our Service Agreement

Download our Plain English Service Agreement

Download our Consent to Share Form

Download our Reimbrsement Form

Download a fillable Invoice Template

Download the NDIS' guide to understanding your plan

Download the NDIS' guide to Planning for Support

Download the NDIS' guide on how to use your NDIS Plan

Download our Information Flyer

Download our NDIS Access Journey Flyer
Your plan and funding:
Plan management is one of three ways to manage your NDIS funding. This is a funded support for eligible NDIS participants called Choice and Control (Improved Life Choices).
NDSP pays your invoices, tracks your budget and takes care of the paperwork - so you can focus on your goals.
Learn more: NDIS Self Managed vs Plan Managed vs Agency Managed Explained
This is your most flexible funding. It covers day-to-day support like help with personal care, cooking or getting around.
Learn more: NDIS Core Supports budget 101: Everything You Need to Know – NDSP Plan Managers
This funding helps you build independence. Things like skill-building, therapy, training or support to get and keep a job. You may need a functional capacity assessment as evidence for some supports – that funding also comes from this budget.
Used for ‘big ticket’ items like assistive technology or home modifications. These must be pre-approved and can’t be used for other things.
These are locked-in supports that must be used exactly as described in your plan – no swapping!
Your support team:
A Support Coordinator helps you organise your supports, connect with services and get the most out of your plan. They’re a bit like your NDIS sidekick.
Your LAC helps you understand and use your NDIS plan. They guide you through the process and link you with services in your community.
Supports families with kids under the age of 9 who have a developmental delay or disability. They help build skills early to support future independence.
A business or person that delivers NDIS services. They could be a support worker, therapist, cleaner – anyone who helps with your funded supports.
These are the unpaid people in your life who support you – like family, friends or neighbours. They’re not part of your NDIS funding, but they’re still an important part of your support network.
Learn more: What are Informal Supports under the NDIS? – NDSP Plan Managers

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Discover the costs and ongoing compliance considerations to become an NDIS provider, including NDIS registration, various audits and worker checks.

How to Apply for NDIS Funding
Learn how to apply for NDIS funding as a person living with disability or for your loved one, including NDIS eligibility and what evidence to supply.

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