30/08/2025
The NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission works to protect participants from harm, but sometimes, a participant needs extra support. That's where a great support coordinator comes in.
We help you identify and avoid 'sharp practices'—the unethical actions of some providers that can take advantage of vulnerable people. We do this by helping you implement your plan correctly, choose the right providers, and monitor your services. We also report sharp practices ourselves and work to build your capacity to report them where you're able.
At Your Path Your Way, we believe in ethical and reliable support coordination. As an independent provider, we have no conflicting interests. Our sole purpose is to protect you and your NDIS plan so you can get the most out of your funding and find the right supports your way.
We're here to help you feel safe and empowered on your journey. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help.
The term ‘sharp practices’ refers to a range of behaviours that involve unfair treatment or taking advantage of people, including over-servicing, high pressure sales and inducements.
Sharp practices are dishonest, unethical, and not in the best interests of NDIS participants.
This includes unfair pricing – where an NDIS participant is charged more for a product or service than other customers – and incentives or referral payments offered by providers to encourage participants to sign up for their services.
We are actively monitoring provider behaviour for sharp practices and have a range of compliance and enforcement actions we can take against providers we identify as deliberately and repeatedly doing the wrong thing.
Click here for information on fair pricing: https://bit.ly/NDIS-FairPricing