Yes, you may need specific qualifications to provide NDIS services, depending on the type of service you want to deliver. For example, if you want to provide Plan Management services, you must have relevant accounting or bookkeeping qualifications and membership in a chartered accountancy body. Or if you want to offer therapy services, you must be registered with the relevant professional body, such as the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). Overall, to provide NDIS services, you must have the qualifications, skills, and experience to deliver high-quality services that meet the needs of people with disabilities. However, there are some NDIS supports and services that do not require specific qualifications, as follows: 0101 – Accommodation/tenancy assistance 0106 – Assistance in coordinating or managing life stages, transitions and supports 0107 – Assistance with daily personal activities 0108 – Assistance with travel/transport arrangements 0115 – Assistance with daily life tasks in a group or shared living arrangement 0116 – Innovative community participation 0117 – Development of daily care and life skills 0120 – Household tasks (i.e. Cleaning, gardening, meal preparation, linen) 0125 – Participation in community, social and civic activities 0136 – Group and centre-based activities And more… For detailed requirements of each NDIS service and support (registration group), please consult this table: CLICK HERE.