NDIS documents go out of date. In July 2026 we redesigned and updated every one.
The rules changed materially within twelve months. We rebuilt the library for 2026, redesigning every template and reviewing and updating every legal, clinical and NDIS reference in July 2026. Here is what changed.
September 2026: SIL Supplementary Module (Module 5A) released
On 18 September 2026 we added the SIL Supplementary Module Add-On: 23 editable templates written against the SIL supplementary module (Module 5A) of the NDIS Practice Standards, which commenced on 1 July 2026 and applies to registered SIL providers. The Core Library gained SIL-06 SIL Schedule of Supports and Typical Week (now 230 documents), the SIL policy and four Core self-assessment checklists were corrected to v1.1, and the Complete Library now holds 357 documents. Details: release notes and What is Module 5A?
Updated for the 2026 reforms
- Integrity and Safeguarding Act 2026
- NDIS Pricing Schedule 2026-27
- Payday superannuation changes
- Revised High Intensity skills descriptors
Current clinical and emergency guidance
- First-aid and choking protocols aligned to current ANZCOR guidance
- Prescriber-order and delegation controls on high intensity supports
- Redesigned weekly medication administration chart
New day-to-day recording tools
- Blood glucose, vital signs, continence, repositioning, sleep, stoma and seizure charts
- Mealtime management log and fluid intake
- Shift handover log and ABC behaviour chart
- Controlled drug (Schedule 8) register
- WHS hazard and near-miss form
Mapped to the Practice Standards
Each document is marked as required for audit, strongly recommended, or supporting evidence, so you know what an assessor is looking for. The Master Document Register and certification audit map are included.
Updates are included, free
When we update a document, everyone who owns it gets the new version free through their existing download.
These templates are general information, not legal advice. No template pack can guarantee registration or audit outcomes.