Your NDIS plan review is your most important opportunity to ensure your funding reflects your actual needs. Many participants receive less funding than they need simply because they do not know how to prepare for their review or how to articulate their support needs effectively. These guides give you the knowledge and tools to approach your plan review with confidence.
You can request an unscheduled plan review at any time if your circumstances have changed
Bring a support person, support coordinator, or advocate to your plan review meeting
The NDIA must give you 14 days notice before a scheduled plan review
If your funding is reduced, you have 3 months to request an internal review
Functional assessments from allied health professionals are the strongest evidence for plan reviews
A well-prepared plan review can significantly increase your funding and improve your plan outcomes. This guide explains exactly what to prepare, who to involve, and what evidence to gather before your review meeting.
The language you use at your plan review matters. This guide provides specific phrases and examples for explaining your support needs, demonstrating functional impact, and making the case for the funding you need.
If your needs have increased since your last plan, you are entitled to request additional funding. This guide explains how to document changed needs, gather supporting evidence, and make a compelling case for increased funding.
You can request a plan review at any time if your circumstances have changed significantly. This guide explains the process for requesting an unscheduled review and what evidence you need to support your request.
If your plan review results in reduced funding, you have the right to challenge the decision. This guide explains the internal review and AAT appeal process and how to build a strong case for reinstating your funding.
Use this comprehensive checklist to prepare for your NDIS plan review. It covers everything from gathering evidence to preparing your support network and knowing your rights.
There are two types of NDIS plan reviews: scheduled reviews that happen at the end of your plan period, and unscheduled reviews that you can request at any time. This guide explains the difference and when to request each type.
Our team at Goodwill Care offers a free 20-minute NDIS strategy session. We will review your situation, answer your questions, and explain your options — no obligation, no pressure.