We Provide Support Services for People with Disability
Access the support services you need

We provide support services to people with intellectual disabilities, ensuring they can fully participate in their communities and live their ideal lives.
We know that each of our clients is unique, which is why we allow them and their families to take charge of their care. You are the expert in what you need – we’re here to make sure you get it.
Whether you want to learn new skills, engage in social activities or the community, or just get the home support you need to live a more independent life, we can help you find the services that will suit your needs. We’ll match you with a support worker that is compatible with your physical, social, emotional and cultural needs, ensuring you have someone you trust to help you with your daily living.
Your services your way
We can help you to

- Information about you and your disability
- What support you receive from friends and family (parents, etc.)
- What support you receive from government or community services
- Your goals (personal, social, employment, etc.)
- The funding you have been allocated for each support category
We can assist with support coordination to ensure that you can take full advantage of the broad range of services available to you and make the most of your funding. To find out more, get in touch with our support coordinators now.
To qualify, a person’s disability must be permanent (i.e., lifelong) and significant (i.e, impact a person’s ability to complete everyday tasks). This can include physical disability, intellectual disability, mental health issues (psychosocial disability), multiple disabilities and developmental delays.
You may qualify for the NDIS if you’ve been:
- Diagnosed with a moderate, severe, or profound intellectual disability using DSM criteria (i.e., an IQ of 55 or less, severe deficits in adaptive functioning)
- Diagnosed with autism at a severity of Level 2 or 3
- Diagnosed with certain genetic conditions that result in severe intellectual disability

Want to find out more about how we can support people living with intellectual disabilities?
Feel free to call 1300 228 311 to speak to our team or send an email to support@greaternortherncs.com.au.