Why was EAC formed?

The EAC was formed in response to the recent NDIS Review, which highlighted the need for:

• A more sustainable NDIS
• A focus on quality outcomes for participants
• Improved transparency and accountability in NDIS funding decisions

Ultimately, the EAC supports the goal of building a stronger, fairer, and more participant-focused NDIS, one that works better now and for future generations.

For more information about the Committee, visit the NDIS Evidence Advisory Committee webpage – https://www.health.gov.au/committees-and-groups/ndis-evidence-advisory-committee.

How will the EAC affect NDIS Participants?

The introduction of the EAC means that some supports, including therapies and capacity-building services, may come under review to assess their effectiveness, value, and impact.

However, it’s important to note:

• Your individual funding and support providers will not be affecated
• The lived experiences of people with disability will continue to inform and guide decision-making
• The changes aim to enhance outcomes, not restrict access

What Does This Mean for You as a Participant or Provider?

At Help at Hand Support (HAHS), we understand that NDIS changes can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to support you through it all.

• We are committed to keeping you informed as updates roll out
• Our team ensures that your services continue smoothly
• We advocate for person-centred, culturally inclusive support

This update is not about cutting support, but rather about ensuring that every dollar spent by the NDIS leads to positive, measurable outcomes for participants.

Questions or Concerns?

If you’re unsure how these changes might impact you or your participant, feel free to contact our team. We’re happy to help you navigate the process and stay updated on what’s to come.

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