For NDIS Participants
Can I choose my support worker?
We curate the perfect match for you based on clinical expertise, qualifications, and personality fit. Rather than browsing profiles, we handle the matching process to ensure consistent, high-quality care every time. This approach removes stress and guarantees you're paired with a professional who truly understands your needs.
What qualifications do your support workers have?
All our support workers hold Certificate III or IV in Individual Support, NDIS Worker Screening Checks, Working With Children Checks, and current First Aid/CPR certifications. Many have nursing backgrounds or additional specialized training. Every team member undergoes rigorous vetting and continuous professional development.
How do you match participants with support workers?
Our matching process is thorough and personalized. We assess your specific needs, preferences, communication style, and goals. We then select from our carefully vetted team of professionals, considering their expertise, experience, and personality alignment. We make it our business to get this right.
What if the match doesn't work out?
Your satisfaction is our priority. If for any reason the match isn't working, we'll reassess and find someone better suited. We understand this is a personal relationship, and we're committed to getting it right for you.
Do you offer NDIS support?
Yes, we provide NDIS support services and work directly with your NDIS plan to deliver supports aligned with your goals and funding. Our team can help navigate the NDIS process and maximize your benefits.
What areas do you service in Melbourne?
We service Pakenham, Berwick, Officer, Cranbourne, Narre Warren, Beaconsfield, and the wider Cardinia Shire and City of Casey in south-east Melbourne, Victoria. Contact us to confirm coverage for your suburb.
How quickly can support start?
Most participants can be matched with a support worker within 3-7 business days of the initial consultation, depending on the complexity of your needs and worker availability in your area. Urgent requests are prioritised where possible.
For Support Workers
What are your qualification requirements?
We require Certificate III or IV in Individual Support (or equivalent), current NDIS Worker Screening Check, Working With Children Check, and First Aid/CPR certification. Additional qualifications in nursing, allied health, or specialized disability areas are highly valued.
How does your pay compare to other providers?
We pay above award rates to recognize your expertise and dedication. Your pay reflects your qualifications, experience, and the value you bring to participants' lives. We believe quality workers deserve quality compensation.
What professional development do you offer?
We provide mandatory ongoing training to keep your skills current, plus opportunities for specialized certifications and career advancement. Our team members regularly participate in workshops, conferences, and skill-building programs, all fully funded.
What does the application process involve?
Contact us to share your qualifications and experience. If you meet our standards, we'll schedule an interview to discuss your goals and assess fit. The entire process is designed to be respectful of your time while ensuring we maintain our high standards.
Do you offer flexible scheduling?
Yes, we offer full-time, part-time, and casual positions. We work with you to create schedules that respect your work-life balance while meeting participant needs. Consistent, reliable workers are valued and rewarded.