Supporting you to live life with confidence, choice, and dignity.
At Community Disability Perth, we provide warm, personalised NDIS support to help you live life your way, right here in your local community.
Supporting you to live life with confidence, choice, and dignity.
Community Disability Perth started with a simple idea: that every person in our community deserves support that is as unique as they are. We saw a need for NDIS care that wasn’t just about ticking boxes, but about building real relationships based on trust, respect, and a bit of a laugh along the way.
Support You Can Trust.
We know that inviting someone into your home is a big deal. That’s why we hand-pick our team not just for their skills, but for their kindness and reliability. As a registered NDIS provider, we hold ourselves to the highest standards, ensuring every member of our team is fully vetted, police-cleared, and most importantly genuinely passionate about helping others.
Local Hearts, Local Care.
We aren’t a big, faceless corporation. We are your Perth neighbours. We know the local parks, the transport lines, and the community hubs. Being local means we’re always nearby when you need us, providing the kind of consistent care that only a community-focused team can give.
Support That Builds Confidence and Connection
At Community Disability Perth, you have the freedom to choose support that reflects your goals, needs, and lifestyle. We work alongside you to create personalised supports that focus on independence, connection, and everyday wellbeing.
Assistance with Daily Life
Support with everyday tasks such as personal care, getting ready for the day, and maintaining daily routines.
Development of Daily Living and Life Skills
Helping build confidence and independence through everyday skills like cooking, budgeting, and daily routines.
Travel and Transport Support
Helping you get to appointments, community activities, shopping, and other important places safely and reliably.
Household Tasks
Support with household tasks such as cleaning, laundry, meal preparation, and maintaining a comfortable home.
Community and Social Participation
Supporting participation in community activities, social outings, and local events to stay connected.
Personalised Support for Everyday Life
At Community Disability Perth, you have the freedom to choose support that reflects your goals, needs, and lifestyle. We work alongside you to create personalised supports that focus on independence, connection, and everyday wellbeing.
Assistance with Daily Life
Support with everyday personal care such as showering, dressing, grooming, and maintaining daily routines in a way that feels comfortable and respectful.
Household Tasks
Helping keep your home comfortable and organised with support for cleaning, laundry, meal preparation, and everyday household tasks.
Development of Daily Living and Life Skills
Helping you build confidence and independence through everyday skills such as cooking, budgeting, shopping, and managing daily routines.
Community and Social Participation
Supporting you to get out into the community, enjoy social activities, attend local events, or simply spend time doing things that bring you joy.
Travel and Transport Support
Providing safe and reliable transport to appointments, community activities, shopping trips, and other important places.
Local NDIS Support You Can Trust
At Community Disability Perth, we provide warm, personalised NDIS support designed around you. As a local provider, we focus on building genuine relationships and supporting you to live independently, stay connected to your community, and achieve the goals that matter most to you.
Local NDIS Support You Can Trust
At Community Disability Perth, we provide warm, personalised NDIS support designed around you. As a local provider, we focus on building genuine relationships and supporting you to live independently, stay connected to your community, and achieve the goals that matter most to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What support services does Community Disability Perth provide?
Community Disability Perth provides personalised NDIS support designed around each participant’s goals, preferences, and daily routine. As a local provider, we focus on building genuine relationships and providing reliable support that helps people live independently and stay connected to their community.
Our team works closely with participants and their families to make sure support feels comfortable, respectful, and tailored to what matters most to them.
How can NDIS support help me live more independently?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is designed to support Australians with disability by providing funding for services and supports tailored to individual needs. Here’s how it can benefit you:
Personalised Support: The NDIS provides funding for services that meet your specific needs — such as help with daily tasks, personal care, therapy, or access to aids and equipment.
Choice and Control: You have the freedom to choose the providers and services that suit you best, so you can tailor your support to fit your lifestyle and preferences.
Goal-Oriented Funding: The NDIS helps you set and work towards personal goals — whether that’s living more independently, building skills, or getting more involved in your community.
Greater Independence: With access to the right supports, the NDIS can help you build independence and improve your overall quality of life.
Community Participation: The NDIS funds activities that support community involvement — including social events, job support, or other local programs.
Service Coordination: If you need a range of services, the NDIS can help coordinate them to ensure your support is well-organised and meets your needs.
To access NDIS support, you’ll need to go through an eligibility assessment and work with an NDIS planner or Local Area Coordinator to develop your personalised plan.
How long does it last?
NDIS plans usually run for 12 months and are reviewed at the end of that period. During the review, you’ll have the chance to talk about any changes to your needs or goals, and your funding and supports can be updated to reflect those changes.
In some situations, your plan might be reviewed earlier — for example, if there’s a major change in your circumstances or support needs. If you’re new to the NDIS, you may start with a shorter plan (such as 6 or 9 months) to allow for more regular reviews while your needs are still being assessed.
How does the NDIS help my family?
The NDIS supports families in several important ways:
Reducing the Care Load: By funding support services and personal care, the NDIS helps ease the pressure on family members who provide care.
Respite Services: It offers respite options, giving carers a break and helping to reduce stress and prevent burnout.
Access to Support Services: Families can access a wide range of therapies and supports, improving the overall quality of care.
Financial Assistance: The NDIS can help cover the cost of essential supports, equipment, and home modifications, easing financial strain.
Support for Family Goals: It can fund resources and training to help families reach specific goals related to caring for a loved one with disability.
Encouraging Community Involvement: By supporting people with disability to take part in social and community activities, the NDIS benefits the whole family.
Guidance and Ongoing Support: NDIS planners are available to help families understand the system and connect with the right services.
In short, the NDIS is designed to improve the well-being of both people with disability and their families.
How can I become an NDIS participant?
1. Check Your Eligibility
To access the NDIS, you must:
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Be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or hold a Protected Special Category Visa (for eligible New Zealand citizens).
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Be under 65 years of age.
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Have a permanent and significant disability that affects your everyday life.
2. Gather Supporting Evidence
Collect medical reports, assessments, and information about your current supports to help show how your disability impacts your life.
3. Apply
You can apply online or call the NDIS on 1800 800 110 for assistance.
4. Eligibility Assessment
The NDIS will review your application. If you meet the criteria, you’ll be invited to a planning meeting.
5. Create Your Plan
Work with an NDIS planner or Local Area Coordinator (LAC) to create a personalised support plan. Once approved, this plan becomes the basis for your funded supports.
6. Put Your Plan into Action
You can begin using your supports and managing your funding according to your plan. Support is available to help you get started.
7. Review and Update
Your plan will usually be reviewed every 12 months to make sure it continues to meet your needs. Your LAC or planner can support you through this process.