How to make a complaint

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Most NDIS providers try to deliver good quality services and supports.

But sometimes there are problems.

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If your provider or worker isn’t following the NDIS Code of Conduct, you can make a complaint.

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When you make a complaint, you tell someone that something:

  • has gone wrong
  • isn’t working well.

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It’s ok to make a complaint if something is wrong.

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When you make a complaint, it helps make services better.

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And it helps other participants.

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It’s the job of the NDIS Commission to look at complaints about NDIS supports and services.

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You have the right to tell us if you are not happy with your supports or services.

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You can contact us to make a complaint.

You can find our contact details in the Contact us section.

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Someone can also support you to contact us, like:

  • a family member
  • a friend
  • someone who helps you speak up for yourself.