Yes. Anglicare is a registered NDIS provider in NSW and the ACT, offering disability supports designed to help participants build independence, connect with their community, and work toward their personal goals. Anglicare also provides Support Coordination across NSW.

Anglicare provides disability supports that are tailored to each participant’s needs, goals, strengths, and NDIS plan. Supports may include assistance with building daily living skills, participating in social and community activities, developing independence, and connecting with meaningful opportunities in the community.

Exact supports can be discussed with the Anglicare team and matched to the participant’s NDIS goals, funding, and personal circumstances. 

Yes. Anglicare can support eligible participants to understand their NDIS plan and make informed choices about the supports and services they use. Through Support Coordination, Anglicare can help participants connect with providers, coordinate services, prepare for plan reviews, and build confidence in managing their supports.

Support Coordination helps NDIS participants make the most of their NDIS plan. A Support Coordinator works with you to understand your funded supports, connect with suitable service providers, coordinate different supports, and build your capacity to manage your plan more independently over time. 

Anglicare provides Support Coordination across NSW.

At Anglicare, we provide support that is based on the needs of the individual and therefore a planning meeting will be held with an individual to arrange supports to meet the participants needs, dreams and aspirations. This is called a person-centred plan. Support is available to service users within their own home, within the community or at the Hubs in Canberra and Goulburn.

Community participation will be facilitated by a team of caring professionals who can support participants one-on-one or in a small group outing.

Anglicare’s Disability Services in Canberra and Holt host regular group sessions.

Yes. Anglicare uses a person-centred approach, which means your supports are shaped around your goals, choices, strengths, routines, and aspirations. A planning conversation is used to understand what is important to you and how Anglicare can support you to achieve greater independence, safety, wellbeing, and community connection.

Yes. Anglicare’s disability supports are designed to strengthen independence and everyday skills. This may include support to build confidence with daily routines, community access, decision-making, social participation, and working toward the goals in your NDIS plan.

Anglicare provides NDIS Disability Services in NSW and the ACT. Supports are available in the community, in the participant’s home, or through centre-based activities, including the Hubs located in Canberra and Goulburn.

Yes. Anglicare is expected to deliver supports in line with the NDIS Code of Conduct, which sets expectations for safe, respectful, and high-quality disability services. This includes respecting participants’ rights, supporting choice and control, acting with integrity, and providing services in a safe and competent way.

CLICK HERE to see the NDIS Code of Conduct.

If you have a concern about your support, you can speak with Anglicare so the issue can be understood and addressed. If you believe Anglicare is not meeting its responsibilities under the NDIS Code of Conduct, you can make a complaint to the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission by calling 1800 035 544 or by using the complaint form on their website.

You can visit the official NDIS website at ndis.gov.au or speak with your nearest Anglicare Disability Service centre for support in understanding how the NDIS may relate to your goals, funding, and support needs.

For people seeking support through the ACT Government’s Community Assistance and Temporary Support Program, referrals can be made through the Central Intake Service on 02 5124 6500.