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NDIS software for Victoria providers

Victorian NDIS providers work with national NDIS rules plus Victoria's own arrangements: worker screening through the Victorian Government, the Victorian Senior Practitioner for restrictive practices, and Victorian public holidays such as Melbourne Cup Day in the pay run.

Local rules

What's different about running NDIS supports in Victoria

Worker screening: the Victorian Government's NDIS worker screening unit

Victorian workers apply for the NDIS Worker Screening Check through the Victorian Government's online service. The check is separate from a Victorian Working with Children Check — a worker supporting children may need both.

The clearance is national and lasts five years. Registered providers must confirm it in the NDIS Worker Screening Database before a worker starts a risk-assessed role, and keep records of it.

NDIS Worker Screening Check — Victorian Government

Pricing: national limits, remote loadings

There are no state-specific NDIS prices. National price limits apply in metropolitan and regional areas (Modified Monash Model MM 1–5). Supports delivered in MM 6 (remote) or MM 7 (very remote) areas use the higher remote and very remote limits. Use where the support is delivered, not the participant's home address.

No towns in Victoria are on the 2026–27pricing schedule's isolated towns list, so the Modified Monash Model category alone decides which limit applies. Look up an address's category in the Health Workforce Locator.

Search the NDIS price guide 2026–27

Public holidays and SCHADS penalties

Work on a public holiday attracts SCHADS Award public holiday rates, and many NDIS supports have a public holiday price limit. Which days count depends on the holidays declared in Victoria:

  • Labour Day is the second Monday in March.
  • Melbourne Cup Day (first Tuesday in November) is a public holiday across Victoria, unless a regional council has substituted a different local holiday.
  • The Friday before the AFL Grand Final is a public holiday.

Dates change each year — check the official list before you roster.

Restrictive practices authorisation

The NDIS Commission regulates behaviour support, but each state and territory decides how regulated restrictive practices are authorised. In Victoria, regulated restrictive practices are authorised under the Disability Act 2006 by an Authorised Program Officer (APO) in the provider. Some practices — including physical and mechanical restraint and seclusion — also need approval from the Victorian Senior Practitioner.

Questions

Where do workers in Victoria apply for an NDIS Worker Screening Check?
Through Victorian Government's NDIS worker screening unit, the worker screening unit for Victoria. The clearance is national, so a worker only applies in one state or territory and can then work for registered providers anywhere in Australia. Clearances last five years.
Are NDIS prices different in Victoria?
NDIS price limits are national — there are no separate state prices. The same limits apply in every capital city and regional centre classified MM 1–5 under the Modified Monash Model. Supports delivered in MM 6 (remote) and MM 7 (very remote) areas, and in towns on the pricing schedule's isolated towns list, have higher remote and very remote limits.
Do Victoria public holidays change SCHADS pay and NDIS prices?
Yes. Under the SCHADS Award, work on a public holiday attracts public holiday penalty rates, and the NDIS pricing schedule has public holiday price limits for many supports. Which days count depends on the public holidays declared in Victoria, so rosters and pay rules need the local calendar.
Does Suppora work for providers in Victoria?
Yes. Suppora is built for NDIS providers anywhere in Australia. NDIS pricing, the NDIS Practice Standards and the SCHADS Award are national, and public holidays can be set per state — or per site, for local show days — so penalty rates apply on the right days in Victoria.

References

Sources checked 7 October 2026.

  1. NDIS Worker Screening Check — Victorian Government — Victoria
  2. Worker screening — NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission
  3. About the Victorian Senior Practitioner — Department of Families, Fairness and Housing — Victoria
  4. Pricing arrangements — National Disability Insurance Agency
  5. Modified Monash Model — Department of Health, Disability and Ageing
  6. Public holidays — Fair Work Ombudsman
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