On Point Plan Management

17/02/2026

Each funding period you will have the amount of NDIS funding allocated + any rollover funds (any left over funding from the previous funding period).

🚨 If you 'spend' more than this total amount, you will need to pay the overspent amount out of pocket 🚨

👉🏼 For example:
You have $12,000 of therapy funding in your plan.

➡️ This amount is released quarterly because you have a quarterly funding period, so you will have $3,000 available for therapy each quarter.

⚠️ If your therapy costs $3,500 in a quarter, you will need to pay $500 out of pocket in that quarter.

⚠️ YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO CLAIM IT FROM THE NEXT QUARTER (there was some wiggle room initially, but now this is very strict)

NOTE: If you spend more than this in even one funding period, your funding will not last for the duration of your NDIS plan.

Read more in our resource here: https://ow.ly/vr8H50YeFNb

11/06/2025

Media Release: NDIA Abandons Disability Providers Yet Again — Sector in Outrage Over Frozen Prices and Funding Cuts....

15/12/2024

08/10/2024

New NDIS laws determine what we can and can’t fund. Things we can fund are called NDIS supports. NDIS supports are the services, items and equipment that can be funded by the NDIS. You can find out more about what we do and don’t fund on our website.

Participants can ask for an NDIS support to be replaced with certain non-NDIS supports. These are called replacement supports.

The replacement supports must be from the replacement support list: https://ow.ly/VtjC50TGqcY

To get a replacement support approved, participants need to show that the replacement support will lead to the same or better outcomes, and be the same or better value for money, compared to the current NDIS support.

Participants must follow this process before purchasing the replacement support. It cannot be done after purchasing a non-NDIS support.

We have published information on replacement supports, how to apply and the application form on our website: https://ow.ly/VtjC50TGqcY

11/09/2024

There have been changes made to the NDIS legislation, which means there will be changes to how the NDIS works.

The purpose of the NDIS is not changing. The NDIS will continue to provide participants with disability-related supports.

These changes are about delivering clarity, more flexibility and better outcomes for participants, families and carers.

Some of these changes will start on 3 October. Others will take longer because we will co-design them with the disability community.

View the latest information and a summary of the changes: https://ow.ly/RqYv50Th68G

07/06/2024

Quality Plan Managers are the glue holding the NDIS together, DIA responds to reports of systemic fraud in the Plan Management....

19/03/2024

DIA is aware of the media reports in News Corp mastheads including the Daily Telegraph, The Herald Sun by Cydonee Mardon on 17 March 2024...

20/12/2023

Wishing you a safe and happy holiday period!
Our office will be closed from 22nd December 2023 - 2nd January 2024.

06/12/2023

DIA is aware of a significant payment issue impacting Plan Managers. It appears that many millions have not been paid overnight....

15/12/2022

Our office will be closed for a short time over the Christmas period from 23rd December 2022 until 3 January 2023.
We wish you a safe holiday period!

22/06/2022

You are eligible for Carer Gateway support and services, no matter how many hours of care support you provide.

Unpaid carers can be any age and can provide any type of care – some provide support 24 hours a day, while others help with occasional cooking, transport, etc.

Learn more about what defines a carer here - https://www.carergateway.gov.au/about-carers

21/06/2022

You may also get Child Disability Assistance Payment.