
The NDIS is being introduced in stages, because it’s a big change and it is important to get it right and make it sustainable. Existing service users and new participants will enter the scheme progressively.
In Victoria, the NDIS will be rolled out across the state. People currently receiving support through the Victorian Government will move to the NDIS at different times depending on where they live and the type of support they receive.
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Brought to you by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA).
From 1 July 2016 the National Disability Insurance Scheme, also called the NDIS, will begin to roll out across Victoria.
In the first year, three Victorian disability service areas will transition to the NDIS, including North East Melbourne, Central Highlands and Loddon.
From 1 July 2017 the NDIS will begin to be available in the service areas of Inner Gippsland, Ovens Murray, Western District, Inner East Melbourne, Outer East Melbourne, Hume Moreland and Bayside Peninsula.
From 1 July 2018 the NDIS will begin to be available in the service areas of Southern Melbourne, Brimbank Melton, Western Melbourne, Goulburn, Mallee and Outer Gippsland.
People currently receiving support through the Victorian Government will be moving to the NDIS at different times depending on the type of support they are receiving.
Existing commonwealth and state based supports will continue until you are covered by the NDIS.
By 2019 the NDIS will be available across Victoria.
For more information on how and when you will move to the NDIS please see ndis.gov.au.