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New requirements for supported independent living (SIL) providers and NDIS digital platform providers are coming into effect from 1 July. These providers must be registered or apply to register by 1 October 2026.

What’s Changing for SIL Providers

From 1 July, the requirements for SIL providers are changing. These providers must be registered or apply to register by 1 October 2026. The same requirement applies to NDIS digital platform providers.

What You Need to Do

If you receive SIL supports, you or your authorised representative can ask your provider if they’re registered or plan to register. If they’re registered, you don’t need to do anything.

If Your Provider Decides Not to Register

If your provider decides not to register, support will be available every step of the way. Help is available to look at other options and find a new provider that suits your needs.

Your Supports Stay the Same

Your plan, funding, and supports will stay the same. This won’t change no matter what your provider decides. The new registration requirements don’t affect your existing arrangements.

Key Dates to Remember

  • 1 July: New requirements come into effect
  • 1 October 2026: Deadline for providers to register or apply to register

Speak with Our Team

If you have questions about how these changes might affect your supports, get in touch with Angels on Wheels. Our experienced team can help you understand your options and ensure you continue receiving the supports you need.

Source: This article is based on information published by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIS). Angels on Wheels has summarised this information for the benefit of participants, families and carers in our community.

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