Help navigating the NDIS and aged care, so you get the support you're entitled to.
24/7 support in your own home, so you can live the way you choose.
Respite and short stays when you or your carer need a break.
Getting out and about, building skills and connections in your community.
Practical help to stay safe, comfortable and independent at home.
Reliable help with the home and garden so you can live comfortably.
Community access is support that helps you do the things you love and the things you need to do — out in the real world. Shops, appointments, hobbies, classes, catching up with friends. We help you get there, take part, and build the confidence to do more.
Support to get to hobbies, classes, events, sport and time with friends.
Support to get to medical appointments, the shops, the bank and everyday errands.
Support that builds independence — travel training, budgeting, shopping and community skills.
Community access is about participation: doing the things that make life meaningful, out in the community where life actually happens. That can be as simple as a weekly grocery shop with support, or as big as joining a club, class or group you've wanted to try.
We match you with a support worker who shares your interests and gets how you like to do things. The goal is to help you participate, not to do it for you.
Over time, community access builds skills, confidence and connections — the things that help you feel part of your community rather than on the edge of it.
If the world feels hard to reach, we help you get out into it — safely, regularly, and on your terms.
Community access is where a lot of independence is built: travel, shopping, social skills. We support you to do more for yourself over time.
Regular community support gives families a reliable break and gives the person they care for a life beyond the home.
One-on-one support out in the community
Small group activities where you want them
Support in your local area, matched to your interests
Community access is funded through the NDIS under Core Supports (Assistance with Social and Community Participation).
Plan-managed, self-managed and agency-managed. Capacity Building, Improved Daily Living and Core supports.
support work under Support at Home, home care packages and aged care home placements. In-home and on-site visits.
Veteran support work under valid DVA referrals. Bulk-billed where eligible.
Pay privately for support or assessments without a referral. Clear, upfront fee schedule.
Absolutely. You decide the activities and the goals. We're there to make them happen, not to choose for you.
Where possible, yes. Consistency matters for building trust and getting the most out of your support. We'll tell you if a worker needs to change.
Yes. Travel training, budgeting, shopping and social skills are all part of what community access can build. We track progress against your goals.
Help navigating the NDIS and aged care, so you get the support you're entitled to.
24/7 support in your own home, so you can live the way you choose.
Respite and short stays when you or your carer need a break.
From parents, NDIS participants, aged care families and the support coordinators who trust us with their people. Shared with permission; full names withheld on request.
"Our 14yo finally felt heard. Her counsellor was the first who actually got her, and now we have language we use as a family."
"The FCA report was the first time someone wrote about my life and it actually felt like me. My new plan reflects what I actually need."
"Reports land on time, every time. Recommendations are practical and NDIS aligned. I send participants here when I want it done right."
"The OT came to the nursing home and sat with us through the swallow plan. We didn't have to chase, explain, or repeat ourselves once."
"Play support at age 3 felt like a long shot. Six months in, we finally feel like we know our son better. The support worker partnered with us the whole way."
"Kristie's assessment finally gave me language for what I'd been experiencing. The report was clear and the recommendations were practical."
Whether you're a parent looking for support, an adult navigating NDIS, an aged-care family, or a support coordinator with a referral, we'll meet you where you are.
