Acting early puts you in control. Doing nothing risks disruption to the supports you rely on every day - and for workers, your income and career. The good news: you have options, and a confident plan made now means your supports continue, secure and uninterrupted. This guide helps you take the next step with clarity.
2026 NDIS Registration Changes Guide
What mandatory registration means, your options, and how to secure your supports before the deadline.
Clear information to help you understand the changes - and stay in control
From 1 July 2026, big changes are coming to the NDIS. If your supports are delivered by an unregistered provider or independent support workers, those arrangements may not be able to continue.
This free guide explains what is changing, what it means for you, and the steps you can take now.
What's Inside
- ✓ What's changing - and the timeline you need to know
- ✓ What it means for participants - and for support workers
- ✓ Your options compared: wait, do nothing, or move to a registered provider
- ✓ Why a fully registered provider gives you certainty and continuity
- ✓ Answers including whether you can keep your current supports
- ✓ A simple next-steps checklist to action before the deadline
Who Should Use It
This guide is perfect for:
- 👉🏼 An NDIS participant with SIL or supports from an unregistered provider
- 👉🏼 Parents helping loved ones to secure their supports
- 👉🏼 Support coordinators advising participants on their options
- 👉🏼 Support workers or small providers weighing up registration