Short Term Accommodation in Mid-Coast (A)
New South Wales · Hunter New England service district
Mid-Coast (A) records 3,252 active NDIS participants.
That is the 22nd-largest of 129 reported local government areas in New South Wales, above the state average of 1,769 participants per area.
Source: NDIA data, .
Market data for the Hunter New England district
These figures describe the NDIS service district that Mid-Coast (A) belongs to.
Average annual budget by support class
| Support class | Average budget |
|---|---|
| Core | $74,000 |
| Capacity Building | $20,000 |
| Capital | $21,000 |
Budget utilisation by support class
| Support class | Utilisation |
|---|---|
| Core | 80% |
| Capacity Building | 59% |
| Capital | 75% |
| All supports | 75% |
Plan management split
| Method | Share of participants |
|---|---|
| Self Managed Fully | 14.2% |
| Self Managed Partly | 5.8% |
| Plan Managed | 67.3% |
| Agency Managed | 12.1% |
Active providers by support class
| Support class | Providers |
|---|---|
| Core | 588 |
| Capacity Building | 746 |
| Capital | 89 |
| All supports | 1,120 |
Market concentration (top-ten payment share)
| Support class | Share held by top 10 providers |
|---|---|
| Core | 19% |
| Capacity Building | 14% |
| Capital | 55% |
| All supports | 16% |
All district figures: NDIA data, .
Provider listings
Provider listings for short term accommodation in Mid-Coast (A) are being verified against the official NDIS register and will appear here soon. In the meantime, browse the official register at ndiscommission.gov.au.
A listing is not an endorsement. A provider's registration status is reported as fact from the official register, not as a rating or a recommendation by Lion Med Supplies.