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Top 5 NDIS Scams Participants Should Know About (And How to Protect Your Plan)

2026-01-09

ID: #170321

Listed In : Health

Business Description

Being an NDIS participant gives you access to vital supports—but it can also make you a target for scams. From fake providers and inflated invoices to identity theft and phishing attempts, NDIS scams are becoming more common and harder to detect.

At K & K Disability Services, we’ve heard firsthand from participants who were unknowingly scammed by providers they trusted. The NDIS is designed to support your independence and choice, yet scammers often exploit the system’s complexity and the trust participants place in support workers and coordinators.

In this blog, we break down the top 5 most common NDIS scams, including the highly concerning fake invoice scam. You’ll also learn the warning signs to watch for, practical steps to protect your funding, and what to do if you suspect a scam—so you can safeguard your plan and stay in control of your supports.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Top 5 NDIS Scams Participants Should Know About (And How to Protect Your Plan) located?
Top 5 NDIS Scams Participants Should Know About (And How to Protect Your Plan) is located at Berri, SA 5343 (Riverland), berri, Riverland, SA - 5343.
How can customers contact Top 5 NDIS Scams Participants Should Know About (And How to Protect Your Plan)?
Customers can contact Top 5 NDIS Scams Participants Should Know About (And How to Protect Your Plan) by phone at 0435 381 202.
Does Top 5 NDIS Scams Participants Should Know About (And How to Protect Your Plan) have an official website?
Yes, the official website of Top 5 NDIS Scams Participants Should Know About (And How to Protect Your Plan) is https://kandkdisabilityservices.com.au/.
Does Top 5 NDIS Scams Participants Should Know About (And How to Protect Your Plan) provide email support?
Yes, customers can contact Top 5 NDIS Scams Participants Should Know About (And How to Protect Your Plan) via email at [email protected].

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