High Intensity Supports (HIS) under the NDIS are specialised supports provided to participants who have complex or high-risk needs that require advanced skills, training, and strict procedures to keep them safe.
High Intensity Supports are daily living supports that go beyond standard personal care. They involve tasks that, if done incorrectly, could cause serious harm. Because of this, support workers must receive specialised training, supervision, and competency assessments.
NDIS High Intensity Supports may include:
These supports must follow individualised health care plans developed by qualified health professionals.
The level of qualification required depends on the risk and complexity of the task.
High Intensity Supports are for NDIS participants who:
High Intensity Supports:
Key difference from standard supports
Standard supports = low risk, routine personal care
High Intensity Supports = high risk, specialised procedures requiring advanced training
