Need Help Applying For The NDIS?
If you are disabled, you must get in touch with NDIA and ask for (Access Request Form) ARF. The NDIS has simplified the application process for disabled persons in order to assist them. The ARF can be downloaded from https://www.ndis.gov.au/how-apply-ndis/what-access-request-form#access-request-form . If you are unable to go online,in order obtain an access request form, call 1800 800 110. Alternatively, you can download the ARF save it to your computer, fill it out, and email it to the NDIA along with the supporting documentation.
On our website you can download the Access Request Form (ARF) for those who have a disability and qualify for the NDIS. If you need assistance with filing out the ARF please contact us. Once you have completed the ARF you need supporting documentation. You can have your treating health care professional to fill out Supporting Evidence Form (SEF). You can download SEF from https://www.ndis.gov.au/how-apply-ndis/what-access-request-form#supporting-evidence-form . The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) needs this form to determine whether you qualify for the NDIS.
The NDIA needs evidence for your age, residency, and disability. Additionally, you can be requested for some more details concerning your condition. It’s crucial to describe how your condition impacts your capacity to carry out daily activities.
Once you have completed ARF, SEF and has proof of you age, you can send all of this information to
- email to NAT@ndis.gov.au, or
- post to GPO Box 700, Canberra, ACT 2601
email is a quicker way to send the information and get the response.
Alternative Contact
Alternatively other modes of getting in touch with NDIA are also available. For people aged 7 to 65 years:
- contact a Local Area Coordinator in your local area
- call the NDIA on 1800 800 110
- email us at NAT@ndis.gov.au
- post a letter to GPO Box 700, Canberra, ACT 2601
- you can also find an office near you
WithCare Support Services is a registered service provider. We provide/ assist people in applying to the NDIS.