INFORMATION FOR NDIS PARTICIPANTS

IS READYTECHGO AN NDIS PROVIDER?

As an NDIS Service Provider, we can service NDIS Participants who are:

  • Plan Managed
  • Self Managed

Under the following Litem Item Description

  • Community Social and Recreational Activities, Item Number 04_210_0125_6_1
  • CB Social Community and Civic Participation
    • Innovative Community Participation Item Number 09_008_0116_6_3

HOW DO I ENGAGE READYTECHGO AS A SERVICE PROVIDER?

We are thrilled that you are ready to start your digital journey. To engage ReadyTechGo as a Service Provider, simply complete a Service Agreement and email it back to us.

A copy of our Service Agreement along with all important NDIS Participant Information can be found below:

NDIS Service Agreement

Client Consent Form

NDIS Client Handbook 

Feedback, Compliments and Complaints Policy

Incident Management Policy and Procedure

Please send completed Service Agreements to: hello@readytechgo.com.au

By engaging in our services, you agree to all the terms and conditions outlined in our Service Agreement and Client Handbook

WHAT TO DO IF THERE'S A PROBLEM
If the participant is having a problem with the supports provided, they may contact:

ReadyTechGo Main Office
Phone: 03 9434 2020
Email: hello@readytechgo.com.au

or alternatively fill in the suggestions form below.

If the participant does not wish to speak with ReadyTechGo about the problem or if ReadyTechGo is not taking the appropriate steps to eliminate the problem; The participant may wish to contact The Disability Services Commissioner (DSC).

Disability Services Commissioner (DSC) is established under the Disability Act 2006 and aims to improve services for people with a disability in Victoria. DSC works with with service providers and all parties to try to resolve complains about the provision of disability services.
When a complaint is made to DSC, DSC officers will handle the complaint on behalf of the commissioner and will work with all parties to try and resolve the complaint.

The Disability Services Commissioner
Phone: 1800 677 342 (Free call from landlines)
Email: complaints@odsc.vic.gov.au
Writing: Level 30/570 Bourke Street, Melbourne VIC 3000

NATIONAL DISABILITY ADVOCACY PROGRAM

As an NDIS participant, you may like support to assist you with decision making, and you can access the National Disability Advocacy Program (NDAP). 

The NDAP can help participants with general access and support issues. The NDAP can also assist participants with issues that may arise with the National Disability Insurance Scheme or with your support providers. 

 

The NDAP can:

  • help you to build capacity to identify your needs and goals
  • ensure that you understand your rights and responsibilities
  • make sure that you understand your decisions and how they will affect your life
  • provide support with reviews. For example, if a decision is made that you disagree with, you can request a review of that decision. In these instances the NDAP can help you participate in the review process. The NDAP can also put you in contact with a support person if you are seeking a review of a NDIS decision in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT).

To find out more about the NDAP, please visit the NDAP page on the DSS website.

WE WOULD LOVE TO HEAR YOUR THOUGHTS

We aim to continuously improve our services and would love to hear your thoughts!

Please complete our feedback form Here

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