Assistance with, or supervision of, personal tasks of daily living where overnight support is needed and the care giver will not have the option to sleep.

Support the participant with everyday domestic needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc. This service must involve the provider spending these hours awake and providing active care throughout the night. 

Assistance with, or supervision of, personal tasks of daily living where overnight support is needed and the care giver will not have the option to sleep. Support delivered by a TTP provider.

Support the participant with everyday domestic needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc. This service must involve the provider spending these hours awake and providing active care throughout the night. This line item can only be used by a TTP registered provider. 

A person lives in the house of, or travels with the participant and provides assistance with, and/or supervision of, personal tasks of daily life to develop skills of the participant to live as autonomously as possible. This support item is subject to quotation. it should only be used if it is a stated item in a plan 

Assistance provided by a carer that lives in the same residence as the participant and supports the participant with everyday domestic needs/tasks they may not be able to do so themselves. As this funding is a quote required stated support, a quote should be sent to the NDIA for approval.  

Assist participant to undertake and/or develop skills to maintain their home environment where the participant owns their own home and/or has sole or substantial responsibility for its maintenance. Includes assisting participant to do basic house and yard work.

To assist the participant in building their skills to maintain their home environment. For example; If a participant owns or rents their home and is in charge for their garden. They can hire a support worker to help with them with their gardening and other basic house work. 

Assistance with, or supervision of, personal tasks of daily living where overnight support is needed, but the care giver can sleep when not required to provide support.

Support the participant with everyday domestic needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc. This support would be provided overnight however the provider can sleep when support is not required. This line item can be claimed any day and on public holidays. 

Assisting with, and/or supervising, personal tasks of daily life to develop skills of the participant to live as autonomously as possible.

Support the participant with everyday domestic needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showering, etc. This support would be provided between the hours of 06:00-20:00. 

Assisting with, and/or supervising, personal tasks of daily life to develop skills of the participant to live as autonomously as possible. Support delivered by a TTP provider

Support the participant with everyday domestic needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showering, etc. This support would be provided between the hours of 06:00-20:00. This line item can only be used by a TTP registered provider. 

Support the participant with everyday domestic needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showering, etc. This line item can only be claimed on a public holiday. 

Assisting with, and/or supervising, personal tasks of daily life to develop skills of the participant to live as autonomously as possible. Support delivered by a TTP provider.

Support the participant with everyday domestic needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showering, etc. This line item can only be claimed on a public holiday. This line item can only be used by a TTP registered provider. 

Support the participant with everyday domestic needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showering, etc.  This line item can only be claimed on Saturdays. 

Support the participant with everyday domestic needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showering, etc.  This line item can only be claimed on Saturdays, and by a registered TTP provider. 

Support the participant with everyday domestic needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showering, etc. This line item can only be claimed on Sundays. 

Support the participant with everyday domestic needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showering, etc. This line item can only be claimed on Sundays, and by a registered TTP provider. 

Support the participant with everyday domestic needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc. This support would be provided between the hours of 8:00pm-12:00am

Support the participant with everyday domestic needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc. This support would be provided between the hours of 8:00pm-12:00am, and by a TTP registered provider. 

Specialist assistance in the home required due to additional requirements of a child’s disability; may be provided to strengthen the sustainability of informal supports.

Support Workers with a specialised skill set relevant to the disability to provide in-home care when informal supports are unable to do so themselves.

Overnight on-call assistance with, or supervision of, personal tasks of daily living.

Provides for overnight on-call assistance (either onsite or off-site) with, or
supervision of, personal tasks of daily living. It applies to any day of the week and on public
holidays. This support item is for an eight-hour period and includes up to one hour of active support
provided to the participant for the duration of the period.

Performing essential house and/or yard activities that the participant is not able to undertake.

Support the participant with basic yard and/or garden tasks if they are unable to perform maintenance tasks themselves. 

Performing essential house cleaning activities that the participant is not able to undertake.

Support the participant with general cleaning and maintenance activities that they are unable to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of de-cluttering, house cleaning, organising, and other basic domestic duties. 

Provision of clean linen to a participant unable to do their own laundry without assistance.

Service consisting of the delivery, cleaning, and ironing of linen items if the participant is unable to perform this themselves. To obtain this support, a quote from the selected service provider should be sent to the NDIA for approval. 

Agreement for a participant with high support needs to stay with a host family. The host family will have minimum qualifications & provide support in the home for the agreed time. The quote will reflect the hours of assistance required & length of stay.

This line item can be utilised when receiving supports in a host family living arrangement where the host family shares their home and lives and providing an agreed level of support. The timeframe a participant would spend with the host family would depend on the level of funding approved. As this funding is a quote required support, a quote should be sent to the NDIA for approval. 

Daily living support provided in a shared living arrangement. This rate is paid by the hour for one-to-one assistance, divided by the number of people supported

Support the participant with everyday domestic needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance in a shared living arrangement, SIL, or other living arrangements. This line item does not cover rent, board lodging, daily living expenses, and daily bills.

Integrated support for self-care, accommodation, food & activities in a centre or group residence for short periods. Includes all expenses in 24 hour period with no additional loading. May be used for up to 14 consecutive days, then weekly rates apply.

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period.  This line item is a weekday price, with a ratio of 4 participants per support worker. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 days. 

These support items provide for other forms of assistance with daily life tasks in a group or shared living arrangement.

This support code refers to when participants live in their own environment, away from informal supports. Use of this support is subject to quotation and should only be used if it is a stated item in the NDIS plan. 

The otherwise non-claimable costs that providers face in establishing arrangements with participants. These support items are claimable by a provider who assists a participant with the implementation of their NDIS Plan, who has made an agreement with the participant to supply a minimum of 20 hours per month for three or more consecutive months of personal care supports and particiaption supports in certain registration groups.

This is solely an NDIA managed line item code and cannot be claimed through Plan Management. 

Assistance with daily life tasks provided in residential aged care facility

This support code relates to a participant residing in a residential aged care facility and has their reasonable and necessary needs met through a combination of supports provided by the facility as required and supports provided by the NDIS according to their goals and individual circumstances. These support items are for the supports provided by the residential aged care facility. This support item is subject to quotation, and should only be used if it is a stated item in a plan.

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period. This line item is for a ratio of 4 participants per support worker, and can be claimed on Saturdays. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 consecutive days. 

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period. This line item is for a ratio of 4 participants per support worker, and can be claimed on Sundays. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 consecutive days.  

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period.  This line item is for a ratio of 4 participants per support worker, and can be claimed on Public Holidays. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 consecutive days. 

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period. This line item is for a ratio of 2 participants per support worker, and can be claimed on Weekdays. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 consecutive days. 

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period. This line item is for a ratio of 2 participants per support worker, and can be claimed on Saturdays. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 consecutive days. 

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period. This line item is for a ratio of 4 participants per support worker, and can be claimed on Sundays. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 consecutive days. 

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period. This line item is for a ratio of 2 participants per support worker, and can be claimed on Public Holidays. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 consecutive days. 

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period. This line item is for a ratio of 1 participant per support worker, and can be claimed on Weekdays. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 consecutive days. 

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period. This line item is for a ratio of 1 participant per support worker, and can be claimed on Saturdays. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 consecutive days. 

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period. This line item is for a ratio of 1 participant per support worker, and can be claimed on Sundays. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 consecutive days. 

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period. This line item is for a ratio of 1 participant per support worker, and can be claimed on Public Holidays. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 consecutive days. 

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period. This line item is for a ratio of 3 participants per support worker, and can be claimed on Weekdays. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 consecutive days. 

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period. This line item is for a ratio of 3 participants per support worker, and can be claimed on Saturdays. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 consecutive days. 

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period. This line item is for a ratio of 3 participants per support worker, and can be claimed on Sundays. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 consecutive days. 

Short Term Accommodation provides temporary accommodation for participants who have specific needs. The cost of this service covers everything you'd need during your stay, including the accommodation itself, the cost of support workers who assist you, meals, and any other services provided by the accommodation facility, all for a 24-hour period. This line item is for a ratio of 3 participants per support worker, and can be claimed on Public Holidays. Short Term Accommodation has a maximum period of 14 consecutive days. 

This support item covers the accommodation costs of Medium Term Accommodation (MTA). The support component of the care to claimed separately. This support item recognises that there may be cases where a participant will require longer term transitional accommodation before moving into a more permanent home or arrangement (for example, after hospital discharge). Typically, MTA would be used for periods up to 90 days. Participants who stay in MTA are responsible for meeting their own food and everyday living costs from their own income rather than NDIS plan.


Medium Term Accommodation (MTA) is a support service that offers temporary housing for participants who are waiting for their long-term housing arrangement to be confirmed. This line item solely covers the cost of accommodation for periods up to 90 days. Support workers or additional support costs are not covered by this line item code and would need to be claimed independently. Other associated costs such as meals or activities would need to be funded by the participant instead of their NDIS plan. 

Supports the participant to strengthen their self-management skills relating to their NDIS funding and supports. 

Additional support provided at the same time as a Short Term Accommodation (STA) support, where the participant requires 1:1 assistance with self-care activities in addition to the STA support. For example, where the STA support is at the 1:1 rate and the participant requires more than one support worker for a period of time, or where the STA is not at the 1:1 rate and the participant requires 1:1 support for a period of time.

This line item is to be used for additional support provided alongside the normal STA support where they require 1:1 support in addition to their normal STA support. It only covers the cost of the support worker and not accommodation. An example of when this might be used is if respite takes place in the participant's own home. This line item would be claimed between the hours of 6:00am-8:00pm Monday- Friday. 


This line item is to be used for additional support provided at the same time as the normal STA support where they require 1:1 support in addition to their normal STA support. It only covers the cost of the support worker and not accommodation. An example of when this might be used is if respite takes place in the participant's own home. This line item would be claimed between the hours of 8:00pm-12am.

This line item is to be used for additional support provided at the same time as the normal STA support where they require 1:1 support in addition to their normal STA support. It only covers the cost of the support worker and not accommodation. An example of when this might be used is if respite takes place in the participant's own home. This line item would be claimed on Saturdays.

This line item is to be used for additional support provided at the same time as the normal STA support where they require 1:1 support in addition to their normal STA support. It only covers the cost of the support worker and not accommodation. An example of when this might be used is if respite takes place in the participant's own home. This line item would be claimed on Sundays. 

This line item is to be used for additional support provided at the same time as the normal STA support where they require 1:1 support in addition to their normal STA support. It only covers the cost of the support worker and not accommodation. An example of when this might be used is if respite takes place in the participant's own home. This line item would be claimed on Public Holidays. 

This line item is to be used for additional support provided at the same time as the normal STA support where they require 1:1 support in addition to their normal STA support. It only covers the cost of the support worker and not accommodation. An example of when this might be used is if respite takes place in the participant's own home. This service must involve the provider spending these hours awake and providing active care throughout the night. 

Assisting with, and/or supervising, personal tasks of daily life to develop skills of the participant to live as autonomously as possible in circumstances where the support delivered is high intensity and a more skilled or experienced support worker is required.

Assist the participant with everyday needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc.  This line item would be claimed when the participant requires High Intensity Supports and requires a more skilled or experienced support workers assistance. Level 2 Worker Support items should be used if the worker who delivers the support is someone who has the skills and experience that would mean that they would be classified as a Social and Community Service Employee level 2 (at the maximum pay points) or as a Social and Community Service Employee level 3 (at the minimum pay point) if they were employed under the SCHADS Award.

Assisting with, and/or supervising, personal tasks of daily life to develop skills of the participant to live as autonomously as possible in circumstances where the support delivered is high intensity and a more skilled or experienced support worker is required. Support delivered by a TTP provider.

Assist the participant with everyday needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc.  This line item would be claimed when the participant requires High Intensity Supports and requires a more skilled or experienced support workers assistance. Level 2 Worker Support items should be used if the worker who delivers the support is someone who has the skills and experience that would mean that they would be classified as a Social and Community Service Employee level 2 (at the maximum pay points) or as a Social and Community Service Employee level 3 (at the minimum pay point) if they were employed under the SCHADS Award. This line item can only be claimed by a TTP registered provider. 

Assist the participant with everyday needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc.  This line item would be claimed when the participant requires High Intensity Supports and requires a more skilled or experienced support workers assistance. Level 2 Worker Support items should be used if the worker who delivers the support is someone who has the skills and experience that would mean that they would be classified as a Social and Community Service Employee level 2 (at the maximum pay points) or as a Social and Community Service Employee level 3 (at the minimum pay point) if they were employed under the SCHADS Award. This line item would be claimed between the hours of 8:00pm-12am. 

Assist the participant with everyday needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc.  This line item would be claimed when the participant requires High Intensity Supports and requires a more skilled or experienced support workers assistance. Level 2 Worker Support items should be used if the worker who delivers the support is someone who has the skills and experience that would mean that they would be classified as a Social and Community Service Employee level 2 (at the maximum pay points) or as a Social and Community Service Employee level 3 (at the minimum pay point) if they were employed under the SCHADS Award. This line item would be claimed between the hours of 8:00pm-12am, and by a TTP registered provider. 

Assist the participant with everyday needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc.  This line item would be claimed when the participant requires High Intensity Supports and requires a more skilled or experienced support workers assistance. Level 2 Worker Support items should be used if the worker who delivers the support is someone who has the skills and experience that would mean that they would be classified as a Social and Community Service Employee level 2 (at the maximum pay points) or as a Social and Community Service Employee level 3 (at the minimum pay point) if they were employed under the SCHADS Award. This line item can only be claimed on a Saturday. 

Assist the participant with everyday needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc.  This line item would be claimed when the participant requires High Intensity Supports and requires a more skilled or experienced support workers assistance. Level 2 Worker Support items should be used if the worker who delivers the support is someone who has the skills and experience that would mean that they would be classified as a Social and Community Service Employee level 2 (at the maximum pay points) or as a Social and Community Service Employee level 3 (at the minimum pay point) if they were employed under the SCHADS Award. This line item can only be claimed on a Saturday and by a TTP registered provider. 

Assist the participant with everyday needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc.  This line item would be claimed when the participant requires High Intensity Supports and requires a more skilled or experienced support workers assistance. Level 2 Worker Support items should be used if the worker who delivers the support is someone who has the skills and experience that would mean that they would be classified as a Social and Community Service Employee level 2 (at the maximum pay points) or as a Social and Community Service Employee level 3 (at the minimum pay point) if they were employed under the SCHADS Award. This line item can only be claimed on a Sunday. 

Assist the participant with everyday needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc.  This line item would be claimed when the participant requires High Intensity Supports and requires a more skilled or experienced support workers assistance. Level 2 Worker Support items should be used if the worker who delivers the support is someone who has the skills and experience that would mean that they would be classified as a Social and Community Service Employee level 2 (at the maximum pay points) or as a Social and Community Service Employee level 3 (at the minimum pay point) if they were employed under the SCHADS Award. This line item can only be claimed on a Sunday and by a TTP registered provider. 

Assist the participant with everyday needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc.  This line item would be claimed when the participant requires High Intensity Supports and requires a more skilled or experienced support workers assistance. Level 2 Worker Support items should be used if the worker who delivers the support is someone who has the skills and experience that would mean that they would be classified as a Social and Community Service Employee level 2 (at the maximum pay points) or as a Social and Community Service Employee level 3 (at the minimum pay point) if they were employed under the SCHADS Award. This line item can only be claimed on a Public Holiday.  

Assist the participant with everyday needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc.  This line item would be claimed when the participant requires High Intensity Supports and requires a more skilled or experienced support workers assistance. Level 2 Worker Support items should be used if the worker who delivers the support is someone who has the skills and experience that would mean that they would be classified as a Social and Community Service Employee level 2 (at the maximum pay points) or as a Social and Community Service Employee level 3 (at the minimum pay point) if they were employed under the SCHADS Award. This line item can only be claimed on a Public Holiday and by a TTP registered provider. 

Assist the participant with everyday needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc.  This line item would be claimed when the participant requires High Intensity Supports and requires a more skilled or experienced support workers assistance. Level 2 Worker Support items should be used if the worker who delivers the support is someone who has the skills and experience that would mean that they would be classified as a Social and Community Service Employee level 2 (at the maximum pay points) or as a Social and Community Service Employee level 3 (at the minimum pay point) if they were employed under the SCHADS Award. This service must involve the provider spending these hours awake and providing active care through the night. 

Assist the participant with everyday needs/tasks that they may not be able to do so themselves without assistance. These supports may consist of eating, grooming, showing, etc.  This line item would be claimed when the participant requires High Intensity Supports and requires a more skilled or experienced support workers assistance. Level 2 Worker Support items should be used if the worker who delivers the support is someone who has the skills and experience that would mean that they would be classified as a Social and Community Service Employee level 2 (at the maximum pay points) or as a Social and Community Service Employee level 3 (at the minimum pay point) if they were employed under the SCHADS Award. This service must involve the provider spending these hours awake and providing active care through the night, and by a TTP registered provider. 

Provision of care to respond to the disabilityrelated health needs of a participant where that care is not the usual responsibility of the health system

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as an Enrolled Nurse. (An enrolled nurse is a professional who has completed, at minimum, their diploma qualification.) These services are delivered Monday to Friday and between the hours of 07:30 am and 12:00 pm

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as an Enrolled Nurse (An enrolled nurse is a professional who has completed, at minimum, their diploma qualification) These services are delivered Monday to Friday and between the hours of 8pm and Midnight (12am)

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as an Enrolled Nurse. (An enrolled nurse is a professional who has completed, at minimum, their diploma qualification.) These services are delivered on a Saturday.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as an Enrolled Nurse. (An enrolled nurse is a professional who has completed, at minimum, their diploma qualification.) These services are delivered on a Sunday.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as an Enrolled Nurse. (An enrolled nurse is a professional who has completed, at minimum, their diploma qualification.) These services are delivered during a Public Holiday.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as an Enrolled Nurse (An enrolled nurse is a professional who has completed, at minimum, their diploma qualification) This service must involve the provider spending these hours awake and providing active care through the night.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Registered Nurse. ( Registered nurse is a person who has completed the prescribed education preparation, demonstrates competence to practise and is registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law as a registered nurse in Australia.) These services are delivered Monday to Friday and between the hours of 07:30 am and 12:00 pm

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Registered Nurse ( Registered nurse is a person who has completed the prescribed education preparation, demonstrates competence to practise and is registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law as a registered nurse in Australia) These services are delivered Monday to Friday and between the hours of 8pm to midnight (12am)

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Registered Nurse. (Registered nurse is a person who has completed the prescribed education preparation, demonstrates competence to practise and is registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law as a registered nurse in Australia.) These services are delivered on a Saturday.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Registered Nurse. (Registered nurse is a person who has completed the prescribed education preparation, demonstrates competence to practise and is registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law as a registered nurse in Australia.) These services are delivered on a Sunday.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Registered Nurse. (Registered nurse is a person who has completed the prescribed education preparation, demonstrates competence to practise and is registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law as a registered nurse in Australia.) These services are delivered during a Public Holiday.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Registered Nurse ( Registered nurse is a person who has completed the prescribed education preparation, demonstrates competence to practise and is registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law as a registered nurse in Australia) This service must involve the provider spending these hours awake and providing active care through the night.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Clinical Nurse. (A clinical nurse is part of the senior nursing staff that work within the acute care sector.) These services are delivered Monday to Friday and between the hours of 07:30 am and 12:00 pm.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Clinical Nurse (A clinical nurse is part of the senior nursing staff that work within the acute care sector.) These services are delvered from Monday to Friday between the hours of 8pm to midnight (12AM)

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Clinical Nurse (A clinical nurse is part of the senior nursing staff that work within the acute care sector.) These services are delivered on a Saturday

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Clinical Nurse (A clinical nurse is part of the senior nursing staff that work within the acute care sector.) These services are delivered on a Sunday.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Clinical Nurse. (A clinical nurse is part of the senior nursing staff that work within the acute care sector.) These services are delivered during a public holiday.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Clinical Nurse (A clinical nurse is part of the senior nursing staff that work within the acute care sector.) This service must involve the provider spending these hours awake and providing active care through the night.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Clinical Nurse Consultant (Clinical Nurse Consultants (CNCs) are a type of advanced practice nurse in the Registered Nurse scope in the state of New South Wales (NSW), Australia.) These services are delivered Monday to Friday and between the hours of 07:30 am and 12:00 pm

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Clinical Nurse Consultant (Clinical Nurse Consultants (CNCs) are a type of advanced practice nurse in the Registered Nurse scope in the state of New South Wales (NSW), Australia.) These services are delvered from Monday to Friday between the hours of 8pm and midnight (12am)

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Clinical Nurse Consultant (Clinical Nurse Consultants (CNCs) are a type of advanced practice nurse in the Registered Nurse scope in the state of New South Wales (NSW), Australia.) These services are delvered on a Saturday.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Clinical Nurse Consultant (Clinical Nurse Consultants (CNCs) are a type of advanced practice nurse in the Registered Nurse scope in the state of New South Wales (NSW), Australia.) These services are delvered on a Sunday.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Clinical Nurse Consultant (Clinical Nurse Consultants (CNCs) are a type of advanced practice nurse in the Registered Nurse scope in the state of New South Wales (NSW), Australia.) These services are delvered during a Public Holiday.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Clinical Nurse Consultant (Clinical Nurse Consultants (CNCs) are a type of advanced practice nurse in the Registered Nurse scope in the state of New South Wales (NSW), Australia.) This service must involve the provider spending these hours awake and providing active care through the night.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Nurse Practitioner (A Nurse Practitioner (NP) is a Registered Nurse (RN) experienced in their clinical specialty, educated at Masters Level, and who is endorsed by the Nurses and Midwives Board of Australia (NMBA) to provide patient care in an advanced and extended clinical role.) These services are delivered Monday to Friday and between the hours of 07:30 am and 12:00 pm

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Nurse Practitioner (A Nurse Practitioner (NP) is a Registered Nurse (RN) experienced in their clinical specialty, educated at Masters Level, and who is endorsed by the Nurses and Midwives Board of Australia (NMBA) to provide patient care in an advanced and extended clinical role.) These services are delvered from Monday to Friday between the hours of 8pm to midnight (12am)

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Nurse Practitioner (A Nurse Practitioner (NP) is a Registered Nurse (RN) experienced in their clinical specialty, educated at Masters Level, and who is endorsed by the Nurses and Midwives Board of Australia (NMBA) to provide patient care in an advanced and extended clinical role.) These services are delivered on a Saturday.

Provision of care to respond to the disabilityrelated health needs of a participant where that care is not the usual responsibility of the health system.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Nurse Practitioner (A Nurse Practitioner (NP) is a Registered Nurse (RN) experienced in their clinical specialty, educated at Masters Level, and who is endorsed by the Nurses and Midwives Board of Australia (NMBA) to provide patient care in an advanced and extended clinical role.) These services are delvered on a Sunday.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Nurse Practitioner (A Nurse Practitioner (NP) is a Registered Nurse (RN) experienced in their clinical specialty, educated at Masters Level, and who is endorsed by the Nurses and Midwives Board of Australia (NMBA) to provide patient care in an advanced and extended clinical role.) These services are delvered fduring a Public Holiday.

Funding to cover the cost of health supports from a provider who is qualified as a Nurse Practitioner (A Nurse Practitioner (NP) is a Registered Nurse (RN) experienced in their clinical specialty, educated at Masters Level, and who is endorsed by the Nurses and Midwives Board of Australia (NMBA) to provide patient care in an advanced and extended clinical role.) This service must involve the provider spending these hours awake and providing active care through the night.

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