What are the steps to register as an NDIS provider in Victoria?
Registering to become an NDIS provider in Victoria can be a long and complicated process. Simply speaking, becoming an NDIS provider involves a five-step application process.
However, each of these steps comes with its own challenges and complexities. At PROVIDER+, we strive to clear the confusion and make registering to be an NDIS provider in Victoria as simple and accessible as possible.
If you’re exploring how to register for the NDIS in Victoria, the first step is to start a new application on the NDIS Commission Application Portal. Here you will need to provide information about your organisation, including:
- Contact details
- Corporate structure
- Places of operation
- Key personnel
The second step is to select an approved auditor. After completing the initial application, you will receive an ‘initial scope of audit’ document from the NDIS Commission that will list the registration requirements for your organisation.
This will let you know if you need to undergo a ‘verification’ or ‘certification’ audit. It will also outline what your organisation has to show to prove compliance with the NDIS Practice Standards.
The third step when registering to be an NDIS provider in Victoria is to undergo an audit through an approved auditor. When conducting your audit, your auditor will seek to understand the size and scope of your organisation as well as your service offering into consideration.
When they have completed the audit, they will offer consultation on their findings, and submit the outcome to the NDIS Commission.
The fourth step in registering as an NDIS provider in Victoria is the NDIS Commission’s assessment of your application. During their assessment, The NDIS Commission will consider your audit as well as perform a suitability assessment of your key personnel.
The fifth step is receiving the outcome of your application from the NDIS Commission. If you have been successful, you will receive a certificate that summarises the details of the services you a registered to provide, your registration period, and the conditions of your registration.
If you have been unsuccessful in becoming an NDIS provider in Victoria, the NDIS Commission will let you know why, and you will be able to request a review within three months of the decision being made.
If you are wondering how to register for the NDIS in Victoria, PROVIDER+ can help. Our expert consultants can help you understand how to become an NDIS provider and make the process as quick and easy as possible.
How Can I Get Support to Become a Registered NDIS Provider?
Are you wondering how to become an NDIS provider in Victoria? If so, then it pays to partner with an expert.
Doing so will ensure you application is of the highest quality and will be received positively by the NDIS commission.
When you work with PROVIDER+ our team will make ourselves available to you in a variety of ways.
Our goal is to ensure you can always get the support you need when you need it.
Do you help organisations to become NDIS providers across Australia?
Yes we do. PROVIDER+ offers resources, support and advice for registered NDIS providers across Australia.
Our team come from a diverse variety of backgrounds, including NDIS compliance, auditing and administration.
Whatever stage you’re at on your NDIS journey, and wherever your organisation
is based, our team can provide the valuable information you need to scale you NDIS
business.
The resources on this page can help you begin your NDIS
application in Victoria. If you’re not located near an NDIS VIC centre, we
encourage you to explore the links below.
What is the Transition for Workers Screening Check?
As part of the National Disability Insurance Scheme Quality & Safeguard Framework, the NDIS Worker Screening Check (WSC) was introduced in Victoria on 1 Feb 2021.
These transitional arrangements provide guidance for workers on the details of their check. They focus on the nature of police checks and child related work checks.
To find out more about the Transition for Workers Screening Check in Victoria, we recommend you explore ouronline resourcesand contact the Provider+ team to learn more.
How to become an NDIS provider Victoria?
There are a few things you must complete in order to become one of the many NDIS registered providers in Victoria. You must first register with the Provider Portal for the National Disability Insurance Scheme. This will provide you access to crucial tools and data about working as an NDIS provider, including how to work with assistive technology, what is meant by NDIS quality service and care, and broader information about self managed NDIS participants.
After registering, you must fill out an application form and submit it to the state of Victoria. You must include proof of your compliance with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Framework in your application. You will be able to begin offering services to persons with disabilities in Victoria after your application has been granted and you have a service agreement.