It's Now or Never

The 2025-26 NDIS Price Guide has frozen or cut the prices of key supports, undervaluing the work of all providers, including plan managers, therapists, and support coordinators.

As a result, many providers are scrambling to stay afloat, shifting to telehealth-only services, reducing their service radius, de-regiserting from the NDIS or closing their doors entirely.

These changes will significantly impact all people on the NDIS and our entire Australian community.

We’re calling for:

A pause on the 2025-26 pricing changes, before irreparable damage is done
A genuine co-design process that includes people on the scheme, industry peak bodies, providers, and ...

The 2025-26 NDIS Price Guide has frozen or cut the prices of key supports, undervaluing the work of all providers, including plan managers, therapists, and support coordinators.

As a result, many providers are scrambling to stay afloat, shifting to telehealth-only services, reducing their service radius, de-regiserting from the NDIS or closing their doors entirely.

These changes will significantly impact all people on the NDIS and our entire Australian community.

We’re calling for:

A pause on the 2025-26 pricing changes, before irreparable damage is done
A genuine co-design process that includes people on the scheme, industry peak bodies, providers, and sector experts.
A better system going forward one with safeguards in place so decisions like this can’t happen without transparency, accountability, and lived experience at the centre.

This is about more than this year’s Price Guide. It’s about building a system that values people, and doesn’t leave them out of the process.

Because every Australian deserves a fair go.

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I work with people with disability every day and I’m struggling to keep showing up in a system that keeps devaluing what we do.

Like many others, I’ve stayed focused on the people I support. But with funding freezes, rising costs, and now price cuts, it’s getting harder for NDIS providers to keep going. The 2025-26 NDIS Price Guide has made that even harder. Some prices have been frozen. Others cut. None reflect the real cost of delivering safe, person-centred support, especially in community settings or regional areas.

And I’m not alone. Across the sector, providers are burning out, reducing their service radius, shifting to telehealth, moving away from agency-managed participants, or closing their doors completely. When that happens, it’s people on the scheme who miss out, missing out on therapies, losing funding, and going without the support they need to live safely and independently.

This isn’t sustainable. It’s not fair. And it’s not what the NDIS was designed to be.

That’s why I’m asking you to support a pause on the 2025-26 pricing changes and to push for a proper, transparent review. One that includes people on the scheme, providers, and the people doing this work every day. One that reflects the real cost of delivering safe, sustainable, meaningful support.

Because without urgent change, we risk losing the workforce the NDIS depends on.
Because every Australian deserves a fair go- including access to the support they need.

Please do not look away from this. The people we support cannot afford for you to.

It’s now or never.

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