There are concerns the National Disability Insurance Scheme has failed a generation of children with mild developmental delays.
Child autism experts are warning the NDIS focuses too much on providing therapeutic services in clinical settings.
They claim children are better supported through less intensive therapy approaches.
These include environments such as schools, recreation activities and the family home.
It comes as a review of the NDIS recommended the establishment of early support systems for children with emerging developmental concerns.
(SKY NEWS)
