As an NDIS participant, you have important responsibilities that help ensure you get the most from your supports while maintaining the integrity of the scheme. Understanding these responsibilities empowers you to make informed decisions and build a strong foundation for your NDIS journey. Your obligations fall into four key areas that work together to create a system based on trust, transparency, and mutual accountability.

If your adult child has a decision-making disability and struggles to manage aspects of their life, guardianship may be necessary to ensure their health, safety, and well-being. This guide explains the process for obtaining guardianship in New South Wales (NSW) and why it might be required.