online workshop

Preparing for NDIS Registration

The rumours are true – unregistered Supported Independent Living (SIL), Support Coordinators and Platform Providers will soon be required to register. And we expect announcements about other providers soon.

Registration

Flexible rescheduling

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Some providers are getting in early and preparing for registration now. There is a lot to get your head around and this three hour workshop will help you to answer the question “what’s involved in registration and where do I start?”

Why take this course?

In case you’ve missed all the news: The NDIS Review proposed a crackdown on unregistered providers and looks like the Government plans to take action. Gulp. 

This is kind of a big deal, given there are more than 150,000 unregistered providers. And under the new regulatory model, most providers will need some level of registration. So where does that leave you?

This three hour workshop is about getting ahead of the game. A lot of unregistered providers are looking to register now so they’re prepared for what’s to come. So, let’s explore the obligations and requirements of NDIS provider registration so you can make an informed decision on your next steps and decide whether to begin the road to registration now or wait and see.


What you’ll gain

Across three informative hours, we’ll dive into:

  • The current registration pathway – what needs to be done?

  • The requirements for Certification level registration

  • The difference in compliance requirements when you’re moving from unregistered to registered

  • How to use our Gap Analysis tool to prepare


Who’s it for?

  • Unregistered NDIS providers who are likely to need registration

  • Anyone considering becoming a registered NDIS provider


What’s included?

  • Three hour virtual workshop via Zoom

  • Downloadable copy of the slides for you to look back on

  • Gap Analysis tool 

  • Bonus access to a range of On-Demand e-Learning Courses: Internal Audit, Code of Conduct, NDIS Worker Screening Check, NDIS Quality & Safeguarding Framework 

  • Bonus access to NDIS Compliance and Audit Tools and Resources

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Paula Spencer

Paula has extensive experience developing risk and WHS tools and management systems. Her expertise include researching and writing policies, frameworks, procedures, and training material that is tailored to an organisation's size, scope and culture. Paula knows her way around a risk matrix, is passionate about helping organisations understand their risk appetite and embedding robust risk frameworks in the heart of the organisation. Prior to joining DSC, Paula worked in the disability sector for 8 years as a Risk and Compliance Manager. Paula is fast becoming a highly valued member of the quality team. Paula loves to garden, cook and spring clean. Just as well, she's going to need to clear some wall space – she is currently completing a Graduate Diploma in Governance and Risk Management and clocking up a country show ribbon count for eggs from her rare chickens.

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Therese Morgante

Therese comes to Team DSC with over 25 years experience in the sector across a range of government, consulting and provider roles. She has played key roles throughout Victoria's progression towards individualised funding, including design and initial implementation of self directed funding at the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) and supporting the establishment of the Barwon NDIS pilot site. As a clear thinker, Therese is able to get to the heart of an issue quickly to solve policy dilemmas. When she is not touring suburban sporting grounds with her two sons or obsessively watching documentaries on the British Royal Family, Therese is an avid reader, improving cook, lover of Australian politics and (very) amateur art critic.