NDIS referrals · Support coordinators & allied health

A responsive support partner
for participant referrals.

We make the first referral conversation clear and useful. Share the participant's goals, location, preferred timing and key support requirements, and we will respond honestly about fit and availability.

A participant accessing the community with individual support nearby
Clear response to referral enquiriesParticipant consent and choice respectedSupport matched to goals and locationFunding arrangements checked privately

How we can help

Support with purpose.
Delivered with respect.

Every service begins with a conversation about the person. Support is confirmed after we understand goals, preferences, location, timing, funding and scope.

01

Referral-ready enquiry

Our form captures service need, age group, suburb or postcode, funding type, preferred start date and contact preference.

02

Transparent fit discussion

We discuss scope, availability and suitability clearly rather than promising a service before needs are understood.

03

Collaborative communication

With consent, we can communicate with the participant's family, support coordinator and allied health team.

04

Multiple support pathways

Enquiries are welcome for community participation, in-home assistance, daily living, accessible transport and planned short-term support.

Getting started

A clear path from
enquiry to support.

  1. Tell us what mattersShare goals, routines, location and preferred timing.
  2. Discuss fitWe explain what we can offer and clarify arrangements.
  3. Plan the introductionIf the fit is right, we agree on participant-led next steps.

Helpful answers

Questions about
this support.

What information helps with a referral?+

Please share the requested service, participant age group, suburb or postcode, funding type, preferred start date, contact preference and a brief description of goals and support needs.

How quickly will you respond?+

We aim to respond promptly to referral enquiries. Timing depends on the information provided and whether further discussion is needed to understand fit and availability.

Can allied health professionals enquire?+

Yes. Allied health professionals may enquire or support a referral where the participant has consented to information sharing.

Participants, families & professionals

Let’s talk about the right next step.

We will listen first and respond honestly about suitability and availability.

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