NDIS providers are people or organisations, including not-for-profits, sole traders and other businesses, that supply supports, services or products to NDIS participants.
Finding the right provider for your needs matters. Choosing an NDIS registered provider helps make sure you receive high-quality, safe support.
NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission
The Commission makes sure providers meet quality and safety standards. It does this in several ways, including:
- Registering and auditing providers, so participants know they meet the required standards
- Giving people a way to make complaints about NDIS services
- Investigating complaints and taking action where needed
- Offering education and training for providers, participants, families and carers
- Researching and developing policies and guidelines on quality and safeguarding
NDIS Code of Conduct
All NDIS providers must follow the NDIS Code of Conduct. It promotes the rights, respect and dignity of participants, and gives extra assurance that everyone receives safe, high-quality services.
The Code requires workers and providers to:
- Respect people's rights to freedom of expression, self-determination and decision-making
- Provide support safely and competently, with care and skill
- Act with integrity, honesty and transparency
- Prevent all forms of violence, exploitation and neglect
- Promote the empowerment and participation of NDIS participants
- Keep information confidential
- Obtain proper consent
- Comply with all laws, policies and NDIS guidelines
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