Behind every NDIS referral is a person who needs the right support, not just the next available worker. Tell us about the participant, what they need help with and what would make their day feel easier. From there, we will help shape support around the details that matter.
Making a referral should not feel complicated. You might be a support coordinator looking for reliable support services, a family member trying to find the right fit or a professional helping a participant connect with new support.
We take the time to understand the participant’s goals, routine, communication needs, risks, preferences and current supports before recommending the most suitable way forward. From there, we can help identify what level of support may be needed and how Reflecting Care Services can work alongside the participant, family and wider care team.
Consistent support at home that respects the participant’s routine, preferences, safety needs and long-term goals.
Practical help with everyday routines, household tasks and personal organisation so life at home feels more manageable.
Support to get out, take part in activities, build social confidence and stay connected to your community.
Structured support that brings routine, connection, skill-building and meaningful activity into the week.
Support to plan, organise and manage travel for appointments, activities, errands and community access.