NDIS Services

Support Foundation is a registered NDIS provider (4050064716) with a specialist focus on forensic disability and justice transition support. We provide person-centred disability support for participants requiring Core Supports, Supported Independent Living, justice and forensic transition support, suitable accommodation pathways and coordinated support following hospital discharge. Our services cover Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and Adelaide.

Specialist focus: Forensic Disability & Justice Transition Support

Disability-related NDIS supports for eligible participants who are involved with, or transitioning from, the justice system. We work alongside justice agencies, health services and support coordinators to support safe transitions, daily living, community participation, accommodation pathways and greater independence.

Our core services

Core Supports

Practical, person-centred help with personal care, household tasks, routines and community participation.

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Supported Independent Living

Individualised support for participants who need help with daily activities in their own or shared home.

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SDA Pathways & Support in SDA Homes

Help exploring suitable SDA options, plus funded supports within an SDA home.

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Hospital-to-Home Transition Support

Working with hospitals and NDIS teams to set up disability supports for a safe transition home.

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Other NDIS supports

  • Support Coordination (Level 1, Level 2 and Specialist Support Coordination)
  • Crisis and transition support
  • Social and community participation, including group activities
  • Personal care and domestic assistance
  • House cleaning and yard maintenance
  • Short Term Accommodation (STA) / respite
  • Medium Term Accommodation (MTA)
  • Psychosocial recovery coaching
  • Community nursing care

Allied Health & Therapeutic Supports

Where allied health input is required, participants may choose an appropriately qualified provider. Allied health services are also available through Motherly Health Care.

Support coordination: typical hours

The following are the typical minimum hours our Support Coordinators take to complete these services, excluding travel:

SDA house assessment: 20 – 25 hrsSIL / SDA combined: 30 – 35 hrs
SIL house assessment: 15 – 20 hrsILO house assessment: 15 – 20 hrs
Plan review assessment: 10 – 15 hrsSupport Coordinator (home visit): 2 hrs
Support Coordinator (case conference): 1 hrEmail or phone call: billed in 15-minute blocks

Referrals and scope

Support Foundation assesses every referral individually. We only accept supports that fall within our NDIS registration, workforce competencies, clinical governance arrangements and capacity to deliver safely. Where a participant requires supports outside our scope, we work with the participant and their representatives to identify an appropriate provider.

Our support workers can carry out basic bowel care, urinary catheter care and PEG feeding. We do not provide supra-pubic catheter care, catheter insertion, complex bowel care involving non-routine treatment, feeding services for a frequently dislodged feeding tube, or support for a person at high risk of choking.

Looking for our training, finance or recruitment services? See Training, Recruitment & Other Services.

Make a referral

Participants, families, support coordinators, hospitals and justice professionals can all refer to us.

Call 02 8386 1433 to talk through a referral.