
Signs You Need a New Support Worker
Changing support workers feels awkward. You do not want to hurt anyone’s feelings, you worry about being “difficult,” and you are not sure whether the problem is them or you.

Changing support workers feels awkward. You do not want to hurt anyone’s feelings, you worry about being “difficult,” and you are not sure whether the problem is them or you.

If you are new to the NDIS, the cost of support workers can look confusing at first. There are different rates for different day types, different levels of complexity, and

If you are new to the NDIS or have just been matched with a support worker for the first time, you might be wondering what the experience actually looks like

This is one of the most common questions NDIS participants ask when they are setting up support for the first time. Do I go through an agency, or do I

Finding a good support worker is different from finding a good provider. The provider is the agency. The support worker is the person who actually turns up at your house.

Switching NDIS providers is simpler than most people think, but plenty of participants stay stuck with a provider they are unhappy with because they are worried about the process. You

“Good” is subjective, but there are actually some measurable things that separate strong NDIS providers from weak ones. This is not about marketing; it is about the things that show

Ipswich is a bit of an odd market for NDIS providers. It is close enough to Brisbane that some providers dip in occasionally, but far enough that most treat it

Logan has the highest growth rate for NDIS participants in South East Queensland, and also one of the most uneven provider landscapes. Some agencies flood the region with marketing and

Choosing an NDIS provider in Brisbane is not as simple as picking the first agency that comes up on Google. There are hundreds of registered providers across the city and





