Welcome to NIISQ
The National Injury Insurance Scheme (NIISQ) is a no-fault Scheme which provides eligible people with necessary and reasonable treatment, care and support, in some cases for their lifetime.
Anyone who experiences serious personal injuries as a result of a motor vehicle accident in Queensland, on or after 1 July 2016, may be eligible to receive support from NIISQ.
NIISQ community
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Jason
NIISQ participant Jason had a clear vision for his future post-injury, and his goals included contributing to his community and establishing his farm stay, 'Stones Throw Away'. Here, Jason created a space where people could connect with nature and farm animals.
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Jan
Learn about the difference NIISQ has made in the life of our participant, Jan. Thanks to NIISQ-funded home and vehicle modifications, Jan has been empowered to stay living in her home, while also getting out and about in the community after a brachial plexus injury in September 2021.
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Mia
At the recent NIISQ/QBIC Roadshow in Cairns, NIISQ participant Mia bravely (and boldly) told her story and shared her experience of life since acquiring a traumatic brain injury a little over a 12 months ago.
NIISQ vs NDIS
The NIISQ & the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) are two separate schemes designed to provide funding and access to support for people with a disability.
They are administered by different agencies, and also have different eligibility requirements, available supports and funding methods.
News
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NIISQ Agency launches Disability Service Plan on International Day of People with Disability
The NIISQ Agency was proud to launch its inaugural Disability Service Plan (DSP)... Read More......
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Quarterly newsletter now available
The National Injury Insurance Scheme Queensland (NIISQ) quarterly newsletter including our...
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Jason… in his own words
NIISQ participant Jason recently shared his story at the Queensland Brain Injury Collaborative and...
The NIISQ Agency is committed to providing an inclusive and culturally safe environment for our participants and their families.
Learn more about how we work with First Nations participants