This fact sheet was last reviewed on 10/08/2023. Please note that the law and practices relating to NDIS appeals change frequently. The fact sheet provides general information and suggestions only. The fact sheet does not provide legal advice, and might not apply to your circumstances. If you need legal advice, you can find an advocate or a lawyer to help you using the links below at ‘Getting your own advice’.

The Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC) is an independent, non-profit organisation that works with people and communities who are facing disadvantage. Part of PIAC’s role is challenging decision-makers in order to deliver fair and practical outcomes. The Housing Hub has teamed up with PIAC to create resources for NDIS participants and supporters that offer valuable information about appealing NDIS decisions.

Appealing decisions made by the NDIA can be a complex and overwhelming process. This is why we have explained the steps in a simple way to make sure you have the knowledge you need. This resource will be valuable for NDIS participants and supporters trying to navigate the process of requesting a review.

Click on the buttons below to check out the factsheets:

Resource 1: How to: Request a review of an NDIS decision that I don’t agree with

Resource 2: How to: Apply to the AAT for an external review

Resource 3: How to: Get the reasons why the NDIS has made a decision

Resource 4: How to: Request access to documents about me from the NDIS

Resource 5: How to: Ask for more time to apply to the AAT

Resource 6: How to: Understand the T-documents the NDIA files in my AAT case

Resource 7: How to: Read a Statement of Issues from the NDIA

Resource 8: How to: Complain if I think the NDIA is treating me unfairly

Resource 9: How to: Ask for a Fast-Track Hearing at the AAT

Resource 10: How to: Get ready for and attend a case conference

Any questions? Contact our NDIS Housing Advice Line on 1300 61 64 63 from Monday-Friday, 10am-3pm (AEDT).

Who made this factsheet?

The Housing Hub and the Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC) made this together. Since 2021, PIAC and the Housing Hub have worked together to provide advice and assistance to participants seeking SDA funding. This factsheet is part of a series about challenging NDIS decisions.