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REPORT A CONCERN

If something does not feel right, there should be a clear and safe way to say so.

Use this dedicated pathway to raise a non-emergency safety, safeguarding, privacy, conduct or service-quality concern. The form asks about immediate risk, what happened, who may be affected and how you would prefer us to respond. For immediate danger or a life-threatening emergency in Australia, call 000.

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WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU

If something feels unsafe or wrong, there should be a clear way to raise it.

A concern may relate to safety, safeguarding, conduct, privacy or the quality of support. Use the dedicated Contact-quality form to explain what happened, identify any immediate risk and choose how you would like to be contacted. For immediate danger or an emergency, call 000.

Describe what happenedShare relevant safety, safeguarding, conduct, privacy or service-quality information.
Identify immediate riskThe dedicated form asks whether anyone may currently be at immediate risk.
Choose how we respondTell us the contact method and accessibility preferences that would make follow-up easier.
REPORT A CONCERN

Raise a safety, safeguarding, privacy or quality concern.

Use this focused concern form to describe a safety, safeguarding, privacy, conduct or service-quality issue, identify any immediate risk and tell us how you would prefer us to respond.

CONCERN

Raise a Safety or Safeguarding Concern

Tell us what you observed, were told or believe needs attention. Immediate danger belongs with emergency services on 000.

Private first contactAccessibility welcomeNo obligation
01About You02The Concern03Next Step04Response Preferences
01 — ABOUT YOUShare only what is needed for us to understand and respond to the concern.
02 — THE CONCERNSafety and safeguarding concerns deserve a clear pathway.
03 — NEXT STEPTell us what would help you feel the concern is being addressed appropriately.
04 — RESPONSE PREFERENCESChoose how we should contact you where a response is requested.
Share only what is needed. Avoid attaching or entering unnecessary medical records, identity documents or unrelated personal information in this first-contact form.
Private first contactChoose your response methodAccessibility preferences welcome
YOUR PATHWAY

What you can include and choose

These points help keep the process clear without asking for unnecessary information.

Immediate danger: call 000

The website form is not an emergency service. Call 000 if anyone is in immediate danger or urgent emergency assistance is required.

Describe the concern

Explain what happened, when it happened and the safety, conduct or quality issue you want the team to understand.

Tell us about ongoing risk

Indicate whether anyone may still be at risk so the concern can be triaged appropriately.

Choose a safe contact method

Provide a phone or email address the team can use without creating additional risk or difficulty for you.

NDIS Commission pathway

You can report an issue or make a complaint directly to the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission. The Commission can also be contacted on 1800 035 544.

Advocacy support

If you would like independent help to raise a concern or understand your options, an advocate can support you to speak up and take part in the process.

CLEAR AND RESPECTFUL
Safety and quality concerns deserve a clear pathway.

For immediate danger or an emergency, call 000. The website concern form is not an emergency response service.

01

Safety first

Use this pathway for conduct, quality or safety concerns; call 000 for immediate danger.

02

Relevant detail

Provide the information needed to understand and route the concern appropriately.

03

Visible next step

The process should make it clear how the concern will be reviewed or followed up.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to common questions, with room to contact us if your situation is different.

What if someone is in immediate danger?

Call 000. Live Life Support is not an emergency service.

Can someone help me report a concern?

Yes. You can involve a trusted person, advocate, family member or representative if you choose.

What information should I include?

Include what happened, when it happened, who may be affected and whether you believe any risk is ongoing. Only provide information that is reasonably necessary.

Can I also use an external pathway?

Yes. Depending on the issue, external safeguarding, complaint, advocacy or regulatory pathways may also be available.