SAFE Series Protective-behaviours Program - 6pm to 7:45pm
Learn how to teach young children about personal safety with SAFE Series stars Sam, Andy, Fiona, Eve and Mandu.
Learn how to teach young children about personal safety with SAFE Series stars Sam, Andy, Fiona, Eve and Mandu.
Advice and resources for recruiting child-safe staff and volunteers.
Information about the team that oversees statutory out-of-home care and adoption services in NSW.
The Office of the Childrenβs Guardian (OCG) and the NSW Early Learning Commission have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for better collaboration and information sharing to improve child safety and wellbeing in early childhood education and care services across NSW.
Please choose from the topics below for information about expiry and reapplying for your NDIS Worker Check (NDISWC).
An NDISWC is valid for 5 years.
We send you an email and SMS 3 months, 2 months and 1 month before your NDISWC clearance expires. We will also notify you if it expires.
You can reapply from 3 months before it expires. You cannot reapply any sooner.
If you no longer need an NDISWC, there is nothing you need to do. Your NDISWC will automatically expire.
If you still need an NDISWC clearance, reapply as soon as possible.
We process most applications within a few days or weeks after your employer verifies it. However, some applications take longer. Reapplying early is best. Your current NDISWC clearance will end on its expiry date. There are no extensions.
If you reapply and we finalise your application before the expiry date, your new NDISWC clearance will start from the expiry date.
However, if you reapply before the expiry date, but we are unable to finalise your application before that date, your NDISWC clearance will expire. There will be a gap in your eligibility to work. Your NDISWC will resume from the date we complete your reapplication.
Any exclusion, interim bar or suspension decision will take effect immediately.
Reapplying for your NDISWC when it is about to expire (or has expired) is the same as applying the first time.
Once your application is verified by your employer, we start our background checks.
To make sure you receive our expiry reminders, check the contact details you have registered on your NDISWC.
Log in to your MyServiceNSW account using the website (not mobile phone app). From the dashboard, go to NDIS Worker Check, and then choose Update Contact Details.
Update your email and phone number details if necessary.
Your NDISWC is a digital credential. In NSW, it is linked to your MyServiceNSW account. From your MyServiceNSW account, you can:
Your NDISWC is available only in your MyServiceNSW account from the website (not the mobile phone app).
To link your NDISWC to a new MyServiceNSW account:
If the details entered match those registered on your NDISWC, it will link your NDISWC to your MyServiceNSW account. You can then view and transact with your NDISWC.
To link your NDISWC to your new MyServiceNSW account, you might need to use an old email address or phone number if you havenβt updated your details with us.
Once you have linked your NDISWC to your new MyServiceNSW account, you can update your contact details.
Your NDISWC is a national check.
You apply in one state or territory and use it across Australia. Your NDISWC is registered on a national database and is valid in all states and territories, with all NDIS employers, and for any NDIS roles.
If you have an NDISWC from another state or territory and are reapplying in New South Wales, do not also reapply elsewhere. Duplicate applications will be cancelled.
Generally, you apply in the state or territory where you live or work. If you live and work across borders, you still only reapply in one state or territory.
You will need:
If you're renewing a paid WWCC, you will also need a credit card, debit card, PayPal or PayID account.
If you have an expired WWCC clearance or have changed your name on your identity documents since the last time you renewed your WWCC, you can't renew using digital proof of identity.