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NDIA releases consultation paper on best practice early intervention autism supports

The NDIA is seeking feedback on the most appropriate and best practice early childhood intervention supports for children on the autism spectrum, to be funded under the NDIS. Submissions are invited from people on the autism spectrum, participants, family members or carers, providers and advocates. The paper focuses on reasonable and necessary early intervention supports for children on the autism spectrum, and outlines proposed guidance to be included in NDIS policies, procedures and operational guidelines. Submissions close 10am Friday, 30th April. Find out more and make a submission. Free information sessions are also being held for stakeholders who want to learn more about the discussion paper and background research. Find out more and register.

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