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Where should your next NDIS service open?

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Where is demand highest for my service?

Unincorporated ACT: 91 participants per registered Therapeutic Supports provider. Highest of 1 areas in the ACT.

NDIA Jun 2026 · NDIS Commission 26 Oct 2026 · Not a recommendation

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12,694participants · 1 areas
139provider listings
0areas with none
1 / 1areas growing

Participants per provider of your type

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Where the gaps are

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06003,0008,00010,000073080100Registered providers of your type listedParticipantsUnincorporated ACT: 12,694 participants, 139 providers of your typeUnincorporated ACT

Unincorporated ACT

ACT service district, the ACT

NDIS participants
12,694
Growth in 12 months
+5.5%
Therapeutic Supports providers listed
139
Participants per provider of your type
91

NDIS participants in the ACT’s ranked areas, every quarter

8,21111,48214,753Dec 2021Jun 2026Jun 2027

Jun 2026: 12,694 participants

Projection for Jun 2027: about 13,637 participants (13,276 to 13,998), up 7.4%. Projection, not a fact: it assumes the last two years’ trend carries on.

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The top 3

Council areaParticipants12-month growthProviders of your typeParticipants per providerShare offering it
Unincorporated ACT12,694+5.5%1399129.3%

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About this data · Market information, not advice

Participants: NDIA public data by council area (© National Disability Insurance Scheme Agency 2013, CC BY 4.0). Providers: NDIS Commission provider register, counted where they publish an outlet, or at their head office if they publish none. About half of outlets have no published location and many providers travel to participants, so a low count is a signal to look closer, not proof of a gap. Areas with fewer than 100 participants are not ranked. Only registered providers are counted. We rank areas, never providers. Market information, not investment or business advice.