NDIS registration groups
The registration group you apply under determines which supports you can deliver and which NDIS Practice Standards modules your audit covers. Explore what each of the 24 groups covers and the professions that typically deliver them.
Accommodation / Tenancy Assistance
Support to find and maintain appropriate housing, and to understand and meet tenancy obligations.
3 professions listedAssistance Animals
Supply and training of assistance animals.
View requirementsAssistance with Travel/Transport Arrangements
Support to travel to community, social, education and employment activities.
2 professions listedAssistive Equipment for Recreation
Supply of equipment that enables participation in recreational activities.
View requirementsAssistive Products for Household Tasks
Supply of aids and equipment that assist with household tasks.
View requirementsAssistive Products for Personal Care and Safety
Supply of aids and equipment that support a participant’s personal care and safety.
View requirementsCommunication & Information Equipment
Supply of devices that support communication and access to information.
View requirementsCommunity Nursing Care
Nursing care and clinical support delivered in the community or a participant’s home.
1 profession listedCustom Prosthetics
Design and supply of custom prosthetic and orthotic devices.
5 professions listedEarly Intervention Supports for Early Childhood
Early childhood supports for young children with developmental delay or disability.
1 profession listedExercise Physiology & Personal Training
Exercise-based supports delivered by qualified exercise professionals.
2 professions listedHearing Equipment
Supply of hearing aids and related devices.
View requirementsHearing Services
General hearing assessment and support services.
2 professions listedHome Modification
Design and construction of changes to a participant’s home to improve access and safety.
13 professions listedHousehold Tasks
Assistance with everyday household activities a participant is unable to do themselves.
View requirementsInnovative Community Participation
Individualised supports that build skills for community and social participation.
View requirementsInterpreting and Translation
Interpreting and translation so participants can access and direct their supports.
1 profession listedManagement of Funding for Supports in Participants Plans
Plan management of a participant’s NDIS funding — processing claims, making payments and tracking budgets.
1 profession listedPersonal Mobility Equipment
Supply of wheelchairs, scooters and other personal mobility equipment.
View requirementsSpecialised Driver Training
Driver training tailored to a participant’s disability-related needs.
1 profession listedSpecialised Hearing Services
Complex and specialised hearing assessment and support services.
1 profession listedTherapeutic Supports
Allied health and therapy supports that build a participant’s functional capacity.
16 professions listedVehicle Modifications
Modification of vehicles to meet a participant’s disability-related needs.
2 professions listedVision Equipment
Supply of equipment for people who are blind or have low vision.
View requirementsSource: NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission — Practice Standards qualification and professional association guidance, November 2025. See www.ndiscommission.gov.au.
This page is a general, plain-English summary published to help NDIS providers and workers understand typical expectations. It is not legal, compliance or financial advice. Requirements change — always confirm current requirements with the NDIS Commission and a registered quality auditor before relying on this information.
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