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The NDIA has released updated pricing arrangements and price limits effective 1 July 2026. Key changes include increased rates for group-based community participation and a new category for fitness and wellbeing supports. Providers should review their service agreements.
The NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission has announced a streamlined registration framework for 2026-27. Smaller providers offering community participation and fitness programs may benefit from reduced compliance burden under the new tiered approach.
Instagram's latest algorithm update prioritises Reels and carousel posts over static images. Engagement rate weighting has shifted to favour saves and shares over likes. Businesses should adapt their content strategy to focus on value-driven, saveable content.
A new study from the University of Sydney found that NDIS participants in structured group fitness programs showed 34% improvement in social connectedness and 28% improvement in physical health outcomes compared to individual-only supports.
A roundup of the best content planning tools for 2026. Metricool, Later, and Buffer lead the pack for social media scheduling. The article covers pricing, features, and which tools work best for businesses managing multiple platforms.
The National Disability Services has released its 2026 workforce strategy addressing critical support worker shortages across regional NSW. The strategy includes funding for training pathways, improved retention incentives, and streamlined worker screening.
A practical guide for NDIS providers on using AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT to streamline rostering, participant communications, and compliance documentation. Includes case studies from small providers who've reduced admin time by 60%.
Hootsuite's annual social media trends report confirms that short-form video content generates 3x more engagement than static image posts across all platforms. The report recommends a minimum 60% video content mix for maximum reach.
The latest independent review of the NDIS recommends greater flexibility in how participants use their plans, including expanded access to community-based fitness and social programs. Providers offering group activities are expected to benefit significantly.
An in-depth look at marketing strategies for NDIS providers. Key takeaways include the importance of Google Business Profile optimisation, participant testimonials, and social media content showing real sessions rather than stock imagery.
Every Australian Counts has published an accessible guide explaining how NDIS participants can use their plans for community participation activities including group fitness, social programs, and outdoor adventures.
A Newcastle-based NDIS provider has been recognised for innovative use of outdoor fitness programs in disability support. The award highlights growing demand for active, community-integrated models over traditional centre-based programs.
A comprehensive guide to growing a business presence on TikTok in 2026. Covers the algorithm, hashtag strategy, trending sounds, and how service-based businesses can create authentic content that drives enquiries.
Upcoming changes to NDIS plan management rules will impact how providers invoice and claim payments. Self-managed and plan-managed participants will see streamlined processes, but providers must update their systems by July 2026.
Research from Deloitte Access Economics shows that inclusive fitness programs generate strong financial returns for NDIS providers, with average margins 18% higher than traditional day programs due to lower overhead and higher participant satisfaction.
The Australian Government has released its latest progress report on implementing recommendations from the Disability Royal Commission. Key areas include safeguarding reforms, supported employment changes, and community inclusion initiatives.
A head-to-head comparison of the top social media scheduling tools. Metricool leads for analytics depth, Later wins for visual planning, and Buffer excels in team collaboration. All three offer NDIS-friendly pricing for small businesses.
The NDIS Commission has released new resources to help providers support the mental health and wellbeing of support workers. Includes templates for supervision, self-care plans, and a free online training module.