Person-Centred Approach:



You are at the heart of everything we do. We work with you, your way.

Expert Team:

With years of industry experience in disability and mental health, our dedicated team brings a wealth of knowledge and understanding.

Holistic Support:

We consider every aspect of your life to provide comprehensive, tailored support.

The NDIS can be difficult to navigate, having a Support Coordinator is like having your own NDIS expert to guide you along your journey and build your capacity and independence along the way. We also help you to work towards achieving the goals in your NDIS plan.

We put an emphasis on participant choice and control, by encouraging and supporting participants to make lifestyle decisions independently.

"The nicest thing about teamwork is that you always have someone on your side." - Margaret Carty

Our Values

How do we place the participant at the centre of everything we do?

At Disability Support Squad, we are committed to providing participant-centred support that empowers individuals with disabilities to thrive and live fulfilling, meaningful lives.



These are our core values that guide our service provision, ensuring that the needs, goals, and preferences of participants remain at the forefront and primary focus of our practice.

1. Respect & Compassion

No Judgement or Prejudice; we ensure everyone we encounter is treated with respect & dignity.  Valuing each person's unique experiences, perspectives and rights and treating everyone with dignity. We approach all aspects of support with empathy, understanding and kindness.

Our services are guided by recovery-based frameworks and with a person-centred approach.

2. Integrity

We say what we mean and mean what we say!  Acting with honesty, transparency and accountability in all interactions and services we provide. We pride ourselves on our honest approach to services - trust is everything to us.

3. Collaboration

With your consent, we work alongside participants, their families and other key stakeholders to create cohesive support networks and promote positive outcomes for you. Key stakeholders may include: Allied health professionals, support workers, informal supports, government agencies, housing agencies. We take a collaborative approach to support to ensure a streamlined support coordination process and to ensure all supports get the opportunity for input within your care team.

4. Person-Centred approach

We tailor our support services to the specific needs and preferences of each individual, ensuring that they always maintain choice and control over their supports and that their voice is at the forefront of decision making.

5. Empowerment

Supporting individuals to take control of their lives and make informed decisions that align with their own personal goals and aspirations.

6. Community Engagement

We maintain a focus on community engagement by using our networking skills to build strong, supportive connections within the community to enhance social inclusion and participation for all individuals with disabilities.

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"I'm so grateful to have found Disability Support Squad, Georgia has been the only consistent support on my team since I joined the NDIS."

Anonymous NDIS Participant

"After having many negative experiences with recovery coaches who would take my funding but not provide me with support, I finally found Disability Support Squad, I haven't looked back since, their support is invaluable and I am beyond grateful for their help navigating my NDIS plan as well as other community and mainstream supports. They take the overwhelm out of organising my supports!"

Anonymous NDIS Participant

"My mum has trouble trusting supports and letting them assist her, after watching Disability Support Squad gain my mother's trust, they have since achieved such positive results for her. I couldn't recommend them higher."

Anonymous NDIS Participant