Our services
Eight services, in plain English. Every one starts with a conversation about what you want from life, and every one is agreed with you before it begins.
Supported Independent Living (SIL)
24/7 or drop-in support to live in your own home or shared housing, your way: daily living, personal care, medication and skill-building at your pace.
Good fit if: you want to live more independently, need support with daily tasks, or are leaving hospital, custody or the family home.
Read the full SIL pageDay programs
Community-based group programs for skills, social connection and things you enjoy: cooking, art, music, fitness, life skills and outings.
Good fit if: you want regular structure in your week, new skills, or more social connection in a supported group setting.
Ask about day programsAllied health
Occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech pathology and psychology, delivered where it works for you: at home, in the community or in clinic.
Good fit if: your plan includes therapy supports, or you need assessments and reports for a plan review.
Ask about allied healthSupport coordination
Help to understand your NDIS plan, connect with the right providers and get the most from your funding, with your voice leading every decision.
Good fit if: your plan feels confusing, you’re new to the NDIS, or juggling multiple providers is getting hard.
Ask about support coordinationCommunity access
One-to-one support to get out and take part: appointments, shopping, sport, social events and building confidence in everyday places.
Good fit if: you want to do more in your community but need support to get there and take part safely.
Ask about community accessBehaviour support
Positive behaviour support planning developed with you and the people around you, focused on understanding what’s behind behaviour and reducing restrictive practices.
Good fit if: your plan funds behaviour support, or behaviours of concern are affecting your safety, home or relationships.
Ask about behaviour supportCarer support
Practical help and respite so families and carers can recharge, knowing the person they care for is safe and well supported.
Good fit if: you care for someone with disability and need a planned break, or backup you can rely on.
Ask about carer support