Short Term Accommodation in Upper Hunter Shire (A)
New South Wales · Hunter New England service district
Upper Hunter Shire (A) records 334 active NDIS participants.
That is the 82nd-largest of 129 reported local government areas in New South Wales, below 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 Upper Hunter Shire (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 Upper Hunter Shire (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.