Families across Australia have reason to celebrate with one of the most significant positive changes to the NDIS in recent years. The extension of the early childhood approach from age 7 to age 9 represents a crucial recognition of how children with disabilities develop and the extended support they need during these formative years.

As a family-centered disability support provider, Hitaji Services has witnessed firsthand the transformative impact of early intervention. This extension provides families with two additional years of specialized support during a critical period of child development.

One of the most practical changes to the NDIS in 2025 has been the introduction of new funding periods, effective from May 19, 2025. These changes might seem administrative on the surface, but they have significant implications for how you manage your NDIS plan and access the support services you need.

At Hitaji Services, we've helped numerous clients navigate these new funding structures, and we're here to break down exactly what these changes mean for your day-to-day experience as an NDIS participant.

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) continues to evolve to better serve participants across Australia. With significant pricing changes taking effect from July 1, 2025, many NDIS participants are wondering what these updates mean for their support services and overall experience.

At Hitaji Services, we believe in keeping our clients informed about changes that directly impact their care. Here's everything you need to know about the latest NDIS pricing structure and how it affects your support services.