NDIS services Sydney participants actually use

Eight supports, one team. Whatever's in your plan, we can probably run it, and if we can't, we'll tell you straight away instead of stringing you along.

Support worker sharing a meal with an NDIS participant at home in Sydney

Disability care services

Personal care, help with meals and housework, and getting out into the community, scheduled around your actual routine.

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01

Community participation

Social groups, classes and outings that build real confidence.

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02

Transport assistance

Rides to appointments, shopping and social plans, on time.

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03

Support coordination

Someone who explains your plan and makes your funding stretch further.

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04

Allied health

OT, physio, speech pathology and psychology, coordinated as one plan.

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05

Home modifications

Ramps, rails and bathroom changes that make your home safer.

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06

Supported independent living

Support built into shared or independent housing, without losing your say in how you live.

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07

Respite care

Planned or short-notice breaks, with workers your family already knows where possible.

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Getting started

How people usually get from "interested" to "supported"

1

Check you're eligible

Under 65, an Australian citizen or permanent resident, with a permanent disability that affects daily life.

2

Meet your NDIS planner

They'll ask about your goals and daily support needs. This shapes your funding.

3

Get your plan approved

You'll receive a document listing exactly what's funded and how much you have to work with.

4

Pick your provider

This is where we come in: one call and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.

5

Review and adjust

Plans get reviewed periodically. We help you prepare so nothing gets missed.

Eligibility

Are you actually eligible for the NDIS?

  • You're under 65
  • You're an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or hold a Protected Special Category visa
  • You have a permanent, significant disability that affects everyday activities
Funding

Agency, plan, or self-managed: what's the difference?

Agency managed

The NDIA pays registered providers directly on your behalf. Least paperwork for you.

Best if: you want the simplest option

Self managed

Funding goes to you, and you pay providers yourself, registered or not.

Best if: you want full control

Plan managed

A plan manager pays your invoices while you pick any provider you like.

Best if: you want choice without the admin

Not sure which service fits your plan?

Tell us what's in your NDIS plan and we'll tell you exactly what we can run for you, no sales pitch.