Guide to NDIS Co-Branding for Registered NDIS Providers

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has done many wonderful things for people with disability all over Australia. It provides funding for the support or products that thousands of registered individuals and organisations deliver for a better quality of life for the disabled.

Since there are thousands of registered providers, it can be hard to stand out. If you want to improve your reach and promote your brand as an NDIS Registered Provider, use branded merchandise. But first, there are specific co-branding guidelines with NDIS that you need to follow (this information has been taken from the official NDIS in March 2022).

How to Use the NDIS logos for Promotional Products

The NDIS logos are free to use by everyone to show support and promote community awareness about the NDIS. However, the logo and acronym are registered trademarks of the NDIA (National Disability Insurance Agency) and cannot be used without permission.

How Registered Providers Can Use the NDIS logos

As everyone is free to use the NDIS logos, registered providers can use them too as well as the “Registered NDIS Provider” logo. However, here are a few don’ts.

• Not allowed to use the logos on publicity materials (e.g., buildings, emails, business cards, vehicles, and stationery, to name a few)
• Not allowed to use the acronym in the business or domain name

Why NDIS Registered Providers Should Use Branded Merchandise

While there are plenty of benefits for Registered Providers when they join NDIS, your organisation can still go the extra mile when they promote using promotional products. These reasons are why you should:

• To spread awareness about NDIS
• To let people know that your organisation is a registered provider
• To improve brand awareness

Aside from the guidelines above, there is a right and wrong way to promote your brand with the NDIS branding.

• Placing both of your logos too close together might confuse the affiliation of your brand
• Altering the NDIS logos in any way, shape or form
• Using the NDIS logos in any way that is not authorised by NDIS or without necessary permissions

Promote your organisation’s status as an NDIS Registered Provider with promo items!

Promoting your brand alongside NDIS will not only spread awareness about NDIS but also how your organisation can help people with disability. Chat with us to get free product recommendations for your promotional needs.

All the information from this blog is taken from the NDIS website. Guidelines also change from time to time. To ensure that you have up-to-date information, check out https://www.ndis.gov.au/ or contact them through their numbers.