Ten ways we can support you — mix and match to suit your plan and your goals.
Community access is about being part of life outside the home. We support you to join groups, attend events, visit friends, use public transport, or simply explore your local area with confidence. Your support worker helps as much or as little as you need.
Support with the day-to-day things, delivered in your own home and on your terms. Our workers are trained in personal care and respect your privacy and preferences at every step.
Before any support starts, we sit down with you (and the people you choose) to understand what matters to you. Your care plan sets out goals, how supports will be delivered, who is involved, and how we'll know it's working. We review it with you regularly.
Learning by doing, at your pace. We break skills into achievable steps and celebrate the wins along the way, whether that's catching the train solo for the first time or cooking a weekly meal.
Our day programs bring participants together for a structured, fun day with purpose. Activities change week to week and are shaped by what the group enjoys — from art and music to cooking classes, fitness and community visits.
Housing can be the hardest part of living independently. We help you understand your options, apply for suitable housing, set up your home and build the routines that keep a tenancy stable.
We work alongside your allied health team — occupational therapists, physios, speech pathologists, psychologists — so that the strategies they set are practised consistently between sessions.
Capacity building supports are funded to help you learn, grow and need less support in the long run. We design them around a specific goal in your plan and track progress against it.
For participants who need higher levels of support at home, or families who need a break, we can discuss Supported Independent Living (SIL), Short-Term Accommodation (respite) and Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) options. Availability varies — call us to talk it through.
If support coordination is funded in your plan, your coordinator helps you connect with providers, manage your budgets, prepare for plan reviews and solve problems when they come up.
Call 1300 WE NDIS and we'll walk you through it.