Service type outlet—funding allocated, total Australian currency N[N(8)]

Implementation start date: 01/07/2015

Implementation end date: 30/06/2016

DSS specific information:

In the Disability Services Minimum Data Set (DS NMDS), this refers to funding provided under the National Disability Agreement (NDA). Funding data should relate to the most recent financial year. This data element needs to be reported for all services funded under the NDA, both those delivered by government and non-government providers. Data provided should be consistent with that provided to the Productivity Commission for the Report on Government Services, but should also include expenditure on specialist psychiatric disability services.

Where possible NDA funding data should be linked to service type outlet identification numbers. Where the funding information is not available at the service type outlet level, funding departments are requested to allocate the funding information to broad service group level. Administrative expenditure and capital grants are to be provided on separate lines.

For example, funding should be allocated at least against the following:

• Accommodation support (1.01–1.08)
  • Institutional accommodation (1.01–1.03)
  • Group homes (1.04)
  • Other accommodation support (1.05–1.08)
• Community Support (2.01–2.07)
• Community Access (3.01–3.03)
• Respite (4.01–4.05)
• Employment (5.01–5.02)
• Advocacy, information and alternative forms of communication (6.01–6.05)
• Other Support Services (7.01–7.04)
• Administration 
• Capital grants to non-government service providers.

Implementation start date: 01/07/2016

Implementation end date: 30/06/2017

DSS specific information:

In the Disability Services National Minimum Data Set (DS NMDS), this refers to funding provided under the National Disability Agreement (NDA). Funding data should relate to the most recent financial year. This data element needs to be reported for all services funded under the NDA, both those delivered by government and non-government providers. Data provided should be consistent with that provided to the Productivity Commission for the Report on Government Services, but should also include expenditure on specialist psychiatric disability services.

Where possible NDA funding data should be linked to service type outlet identification numbers. Where the funding information is not available at the service type outlet level, funding departments are requested to allocate the funding information to broad service group level. Administrative expenditure and capital grants are to be provided on separate lines.

For example, funding should be allocated at least against the following:

• Accommodation support (service types 1.01–1.08)
  • Institutional accommodation (service types 1.01–1.03)
  • Group homes (service type 1.04)
  • Other accommodation support (service types 1.05–1.08)
• Community Support (service types 2.01–2.07)
• Community Access (service types 3.01–3.03)
• Respite (service types 4.01–4.05)
• Employment (service types 5.01–5.02)
• Advocacy, information and alternative forms of communication (service types 6.01–6.05)
• Other Support Services (service types 7.01–7.04)
• Administration
• Capital grants to non-government service providers.

Implementation start date: 01/07/2017

Implementation end date: 30/06/2018

DSS specific information:

In the Disability Services National Minimum Data Set (DS NMDS), this refers to funding provided under the National Disability Agreement (NDA). Funding data should relate to the most recent financial year. This data element needs to be reported for all services funded under the NDA, both those delivered by government and non-government providers. Data provided should be consistent with that provided to the Productivity Commission for the Report on Government Services, but should also include expenditure on specialist psychiatric disability services.

Where possible NDA funding data should be linked to service type outlet identification numbers. Where the funding information is not available at the service type outlet level, funding departments are requested to allocate the funding information to broad service group level. Administrative expenditure and capital grants are to be provided on separate lines.

For example, funding should be allocated at least against the following:

• Accommodation support (service types 1.01–1.08)
  • Institutional accommodation (service types 1.01–1.03)
  • Group homes (service type 1.04)
  • Other accommodation support (service types 1.05–1.08)
• Community Support (service types 2.01–2.07)
• Community Access (service types 3.01–3.03)
• Respite (service types 4.01–4.05)
• Employment (service types 5.01–5.02)
• Advocacy, information and alternative forms of communication (service types 6.01–6.05)
• Other Support Services (service types 7.01–7.04)
• Administration
• Capital grants to non-government service providers.

Implementation start date: 01/07/2018

Implementation end date: 30/06/2019

DSS specific information:

In the Disability Services National Minimum Data Set (DS NMDS), this refers to funding provided under the National Disability Agreement (NDA). Funding data should relate to the most recent financial year. This data element needs to be reported for all services funded under the NDA, both those delivered by government and non-government providers. Data provided should be consistent with that provided to the Productivity Commission for the Report on Government Services, but should also include expenditure on specialist psychiatric disability services.

Where possible NDA funding data should be linked to service type outlet identification numbers. Where the funding information is not available at the service type outlet level, funding departments are requested to allocate the funding information to broad service group level. Administrative expenditure and capital grants are to be provided on separate lines.

For example, funding should be allocated at least against the following:

• Accommodation support (service types 1.01–1.08)
  • Institutional accommodation (service types 1.01–1.03)
  • Group homes (service type 1.04)
  • Other accommodation support (service types 1.05–1.08)
• Community Support (service types 2.01–2.07)
• Community Access (service types 3.01–3.03)
• Respite (service types 4.01–4.05)
• Employment (service types 5.01–5.02)
• Advocacy, information and alternative forms of communication (service types 6.01–6.05)
• Other Support Services (service types 7.01–7.04)
• Administration
• Capital grants to non-government service providers.