NDIS Community Access Support in NSW & QLD — Building Independence, Connection & a Life Well Lived

Pursue Ability delivers registered NDIS Community Access support across New South Wales and Queensland. Our support workers walk alongside participants — building social connections, developing community confidence, and creating real opportunities for inclusion, participation, and joy.

NSW & QLDTwo-State Coverage
24hrReferral Response
100%NDIS Registered
FREE+Activity Resources Below

What is NDIS Community Access Support?

NDIS Community Access is funded under the National Disability Insurance Scheme under Core Supports — Assistance with Social, Economic and Community Participation (support category 04). It helps participants engage in social, recreational, educational, and civic activities in their local community.

At Pursue Ability, our Community Access support workers do far more than accompany participants to activities — they actively support participants to build real relationships, develop social confidence, explore their interests, and participate fully and meaningfully in the communities they belong to. Whether it is joining a local sports team, learning to use public transport, or simply having a coffee with a friend — our team is there to make it happen, safely and on the participant’s own terms.

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True Community Inclusion

We build genuine connections, friendships, and belonging — not just outings.

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NDIS Registered

Fully registered under the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.

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Goal-Centred Activities

Every activity is chosen around the participant’s NDIS goals and genuine interests.

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Free & Paid Resources

A growing library of activity resources for participants, families, and support workers.

What Our Community Access Support Includes

🏊 Sport & Recreation

Local sports teams, swim programs, gym classes, bowling, and recreational activities — building fitness, teamwork, and community belonging.

🎨 Arts & Creative Activities

Art classes, pottery, music, drama, dance, and creative workshops — expressing yourself and connecting with others.

🛒 Daily Life Skills

Supported shopping, banking, and daily life skill practice in real community settings — building genuine independence.

🚌 Transport Training

Learning to use public transport and navigate the local area — a life-changing skill that unlocks community access.

☕ Social Outings

Cafes, restaurants, movies, markets, and social events — building real social confidence, friendships, and belonging.

🎓 Education & Learning

Support to attend TAFE, community college, and adult learning programs — pursuing educational goals.

🤝 Volunteering & Civic Life

Volunteering, clubs, community events, and civic participation — building purpose, connection, and community role.

🌿 Nature & Outdoor Activities

Bushwalking, fishing, gardening clubs, beach trips — using nature to support wellbeing and community participation.

💻 Digital Literacy

Computers, smartphones, and internet literacy — helping participants stay connected and independent.

How Community Access Works

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Refer & Discuss

Contact us and we respond within 24 hours to discuss the participant’s interests, goals, and NDIS funding.

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Plan Together

We map out activities that align with NDIS goals and what genuinely excites the participant.

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Get Out There

Our trained support workers accompany participants — providing just the right level of support to build confidence.

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Build & Grow

We track progress, celebrate milestones, and gradually fade support as independence grows.

Who We Support

🌟 Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Social skills building, sensory-friendly outings, and structured community activities for ASD participants of all ages.

🧠 Psychosocial Disability

Gentle, trauma-informed community reintegration for participants with mental health conditions.

🧩 Intellectual Disability

Life skills in real community settings and supported social participation.

♿ Physical Disability

Accessible community activities, transport support, and participation in sport and recreation.

💫 Acquired Brain Injury

Community reintegration, cognitive skill practice, and social rebuilding for ABI participants.

👶 Children & Young People

After-school activities, holiday programs, and youth community participation.

🎁 Community Activity Resources — Free & Premium

A growing library of activity resources for NDIS participants, families, and support workers. Free resources to get started — premium resources for those who want more depth. All NDIS claimable under Capacity Building or Consumables.

✅ Free — No cost, no sign-up needed
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Community Outing Bingo

Fun printable bingo card for outings — spot a park, cafe, bus, dog, and more! Builds observation skills and makes outings exciting.

$0.00Get Resource

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How Did My Outing Go?

A simple post-outing reflection card — how did I feel, what did I enjoy, what was tricky, what do I want to do again?

$0.00Get Resource

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Community Safety Card

Wallet-sized printable safety card with name, emergency contacts, and medical info for participants out in the community.

$0.00Get Resource

🏆 Bundle — Best value for families & support workers
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Community Starter Pack

Everything you need to get started — bingo card, safety card, reflection card, weekly planner, and bus guide. Best value bundle.

$19.95Get Bundle

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Full Activity Library

All 9 resources in one download — every free and paid resource included. Perfect for support workers, schools, and day programs.

$34.95Get Bundle

CUSTOM✏️

Custom Social Story

A personalised social story written and illustrated specifically for your participant — any topic, any situation, any communication level.

From $79Enquire

Frequently Asked Questions

How is Community Access funded in my NDIS plan?
NDIS Community Access is funded under Core Supports — Assistance with Social, Economic and Community Participation (support category 04). It is one of the most flexible NDIS funding categories, covering a wide range of social, recreational, educational, and community participation activities.
Can my family member or carer come along?
Yes — family members and carers can absolutely be involved. NDIS Community Access funding covers the support worker’s time. Our workers coordinate with family members to ensure participants’ goals are being met and everyone is comfortable.
What if my participant has high support needs or complex behaviours?
Pursue Ability specialises in supporting participants with complex and high-intensity support needs. Our Community Access workers are trained in positive behaviour support and trauma-informed practice, working closely with our Behaviour Support team to ensure every outing is safe and achieves meaningful outcomes.
Are the paid resources NDIS claimable?
Yes. Our activity and communication resources can be claimed under Capacity Building — Improved Daily Living or the Consumables support category in your NDIS plan. Contact our team for more information on how to claim these resources.
How do I get the free resources?
Simply click the Get Resource button on any free item and fill in your contact details. We will email the resource to you immediately — no sign-up, no catch, completely free.

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Ready to Get Started with NDIS Community Access?

Contact our team today — every referral is personally reviewed and responded to within 24 hours, by a real person, every time.

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Elisia believes that digital presence is a powerful tool that can educate people about invisible disabilities. By informing, we encourage the community to support and embrace inclusivity.

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Need us urgently?Call 0272276310 or email enquiries@pursueability.com.au