Resources for NDIS participants and service providers

About this project

This project is designed to support NDIS participants with psychosocial disabilities in growing their knowledge of their rights when working with service providers and in building skills and confidence in self-advocacy, including how to communicate their needs, provide feedback, and make complaints.

Navigating My Way will also help support workers and service providers better understand participants with a psychosocial disability, build stronger relationships with them, avoid misunderstandings that can lead to complaints, and resolve issues more quickly. 

The Australian Government has funded this project through the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission Grants Program.

VMIAC thanks the more than 50 participants who bravely shared their experiences and insights as part of the co-design of the materials.

Resources for NDIS participants

  • Download our fact sheet to learn about your rights when working with a service provider
  • Watch this video to learn more about your rights
  • Learn more about what you can expect from quality services
  • Navigating My Way has created a fact sheet to outline what we might want support workers to know. Print this out, highlight what applies to you and use it to prompt deeper conversations with your support worker.
  • Fill in our communication template and use it to build strong understanding with your support worker about who you are and how you like to communicate
  • Watch Sarah’s story to learn about their experience with working with NDIS providers

Resources for NDIS service providers

  • Watch this video to learn from participants about what we think a positive complaints culture is
  • Read this fact sheet for insight into NDIS participants’ experiences in making complaints
  • Build better relationships with participants and encourage feedback with this guide to establishing feedback mechanisms
  • Learn the dos and don’ts of responding to complaints
  • Measure and track your success in handling complaints using this self-assessment tool

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