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Official NDIS Logo Usage Rules

The NDIS Commission outlines strict conditions for displaying the logo. Providers should take these rules seriously, as misuse can result in compliance action. Key rules include:

  • Registered providers only — unregistered businesses cannot use the logo under any circumstances.

  • No alterations — the colours, proportions, and design must remain unchanged.

  • Correct context — the logo can only be applied to services you are registered to deliver.

  • Use approved files — only the official files supplied by the Commission are acceptable.

📌 Pro tip: Add logo compliance to your internal policies. Regularly check marketing materials and digital channels to ensure the logo is used appropriately.

Where You Can Display the NDIS Logo

Knowing where the NDIS logo is allowed makes it easier to apply correctly across your organisation. Approved uses include:

  • Websites — service pages, provider portals, and contact sections.
  • Printed material — brochures, posters, and business cards.
  • Signage — reception areas, service locations, and event stalls.
  • Participant documents — service agreements, onboarding packs, and welcome kits.

The logo should always appear in a way that supports participant trust, without overshadowing your organisation’s own brand identity.

Why the NDIS Logo Matters

The NDIS logo is more than a design — it’s a nationally recognised symbol that shows your organisation has met strict quality and safety standards. For participants and families, seeing the logo provides reassurance that a provider is accountable to the NDIS Commission.

Because of this significance, NDIS logo use is carefully controlled. It’s not a general disability sector graphic, and it can’t be used for promotion by unregistered providers. The rules ensure participants are not misled and that only approved providers benefit from the credibility the logo brings.

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Downloadable NDIS Logo Files

When your registration is approved, you’ll be given access to the official logo package through the NDIS Commission. These files include:

  • High-resolution formats for printing professional brochures and signage.
  • Web-ready versions for websites, portals, and online communications.
  • Accessible options for participant-facing documents, designed to meet inclusivity standards.

Avoid downloading logos from search engines or third-party templates. Using unofficial or outdated versions reduces credibility and may breach compliance rules.

Your Top Questions, Answered

  • Do I get the NDIS logo as soon as I apply?

  • Can unregistered providers use the NDIS logo in ads or brochures?

  • Can I use the NDIS logo when promoting partner services?

  • Is using the logo compulsory?

  • What if I misuse the logo by mistake?

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