Given the requirement that LACs cannot be Registered Providers of Support, anywhere in Australia, are you able to provide examples of the type of organisations you expect to become Partners?
20.3Given the requirement that LACs cannot be Registered Providers of Support, anywhere in Australia, are you able to provide examples of the type of organisations you expect to become Partners?
Paragraph 4.1.1 of the Program Guidelines sets out the types of entities that are eligible to apply to become a LAC Partner.
Paragraph 1.4.1 of the Statement of Requirements provides:
The NDIS Partners in the Community Program enables the Scheme to be implemented at a local community level. The NDIA will partner with suitably experienced and qualified organisations, with strong local knowledge and understanding of the needs of people with disability or developmental delay, to deliver either or both LAC Services and/or ECEI Services as part of the NDIS Partners in the Community Program.
