Community Support
Consistent, DBT-informed in-home and community support for NDIS participants living with psychosocial disability.
This service provides hands-on support in a participant's home and local community.
It focuses on improving daily functioning, stability and participation — not just attending appointments, but building sustainable routines and independence.
This service suits NDIS participants who:
Support is tailored to each participant's goals and plan.
It may include:
The focus is stability, safety and forward movement.
Our support workers operate within a DBT-informed clinical framework.
This means:
Support is intentional, not passive.
Many participants use this service alongside DBT Individual Therapy, DBT Programs, Recovery Coaching and Support Coordination.
This integration keeps everyone aligned and reduces fragmentation of care.
This service is typically funded under Core Supports – Assistance with Daily Life or Social & Community Participation.
We support:
If you're unsure about categories or budgets, we can help clarify.
Support coordinators value:
We understand complexity and respond steadily.
Participants and families can self-refer. We also accept referrals from support coordinators, clinicians and community services. Submit a referral here.
No. It is practical daily living support, delivered in a mental health-informed way.
Yes, where appropriate and aligned with goals.
Support hours depend on plan funding, but flexibility can often be built into scheduling.
Yes, provided supports are part of a coordinated and safe care plan.
