NDIS Community Participation

Get out there and do what you love.

One to one support to join in at the shops, the park, the footy or your local club.


What we help with

Ways to get involved

Going shopping

Attending appointments

Visiting parks

Playing sports

Going to libraries

Joining social groups

Cultural events

Volunteering

Having your say, like voting

Who it's for

Who our community participation support is for

Life happens out in the community, and you deserve to be part of it. We match you with a support worker who shares your interests, so outings feel like time with a friend rather than a shift, and we help you build connections that last beyond your support hours.

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Getting started

Four simple steps to get started

  1. Step 1: Enquire

    Tell us the activities you enjoy or would love to try.

  2. Step 2: Connect

    Over a relaxed chat, we talk about your interests and the places you want to go.

  3. Step 3: Match

    We match you with a support worker who shares your interests.

  4. Step 4: Get started

    You get out and join in, and we help new connections grow.

Questions

Common questions about community participation

Funding and pricing

Paid from: Core Supports, Social and Community Participation.

We charge in line with the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits, and we set it all out in your service agreement before support starts.

How each plan type works

Last reviewed: October 2026

We can support you with shopping, appointments, visits to parks, sport, libraries, social groups and cultural events.

This support is about taking an active part, so we support you to attend and join in, not just to arrive.

Yes. Attending cultural events that are meaningful to you is a great way to take part in your community.

Where we provide community participation

Our local team supports people across Macarthur and South West Sydney, NSW.

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What would you love to be part of?

Talk with our local team. Obligation free.

Deaf, hard of hearing or have a speech difficulty? Contact us through the National Relay Service.

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