Support to get out, stay connected and take part - social outings, community groups, appointments, shopping and the confidence to do more independently.
Isolation is one of the most common things people tell us about, and it rarely shows up on a plan as a line item. Community access support exists to change that: to get you out of the house, doing the things you actually want to do, with someone alongside you for as long as you need them.
The goal is always to need us less over time, not more.
People who want to be more active in their community but need support to make it happen — whether that is physical assistance, help managing anxiety in busy places, communication support, or just someone reliable so that plans do not fall through.
Community access pairs naturally with transport support. If getting there is the barrier, we can cover both in one shift.
We ask what you actually like, not what a template says people your age should do.
First outings are short and local. We extend as your confidence grows.
Where the goal is independence, we plan our own withdrawal from the start.
We support people from a wide range of cultural and language backgrounds, including families from African and CALD communities. If a shared language or a worker who understands your cultural expectations makes the difference, tell us — we will do our best to match you properly.
No. We are an NDIS service provider, not an NDIS registered provider. NDIS-funded supports are provided where the participant’s plan and funding arrangements allow — generally for self-managed and plan-managed participants.
Usually Core Supports — Assistance with Social and Community Participation. Some capacity-building goals also fund skill development for community access. We can check your plan.
Yes. Our workers use insured vehicles and can transport you to and from activities. Ask us how travel costs are charged so there are no surprises.
That is our default. Consistency is most of what makes this service work.
Good. Tell us. We have supported everything from fishing trips to language classes to volunteer shifts.
Most people we work with combine two or three of these. Mix and match whatever fits your plan.
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