Support workers for adults
with acquired brain injury.
Daily routine, community access and social connection — from the same consistent, patient workers you actually know. We serve inner-west and eastern Sydney, and we build your roster a fortnight ahead so nothing is a surprise.
Clear next steps after you get in touch. You meet your worker before supports start.
Practical support for everyday life after ABI
Every person's experience of acquired brain injury is different. Our support workers focus on what you want help with — the everyday, practical side of life — building around your routine, your pace and your goals.
Structure & daily living
Help building and sticking to a daily routine, getting the day started, managing tasks at home, and practical prompting and gentle structure to support memory and planning.
Community access & appointments
Getting out into the community, attending appointments, running errands and staying active — your support worker goes with you, at your pace. More on community participation →
Social life & the Wednesday group
Staying connected matters. We run a Wednesday social and recreation group alongside individual community access — a low-key, welcoming way to get out and meet people.
Building independence, your way
Working toward doing more for yourself over time — whether that's managing your week, catching transport, or building confidence in everyday tasks. We follow your lead.
Support to appointments
Support workers can accompany you to any appointment you have on — helping you get there, wait alongside you, and get home without it taking up the whole day.
Built around you
There's no single template. We talk with you (and the people who know you) about what actually matters and build supports around that — not the other way around.
After a brain injury, predictability is part of the support
Familiar faces, a known routine and a roster you can see ahead of time — these aren't nice-to-haves. For many people living with ABI, consistency is genuinely part of what makes support work.
We provide support work across our 37 listed Sydney service areas. We're a proudly Aboriginal-owned, culturally safe team, and everyone is welcome.
Referring someone with ABI? We will explain the next step clearly.
If you're a support coordinator looking for consistent, patient support workers for a participant with acquired brain injury — start a referral or call us. We confirm capacity before anything is agreed, and your participant meets their worker before supports begin.
ABI support — your questions answered
Do you support adults with an acquired brain injury?
Yes. Tegrity provides NDIS support work for adults living with acquired brain injury across inner-west and eastern Sydney. Our support workers focus on daily routine, community access, social connection and practical prompting — delivered patiently and consistently by the same small team.
Can I keep the same support worker after a brain injury?
We roster a small, named team you meet before supports start. If someone is unavailable, we discuss a suitable replacement and keep handovers clear. If the fit is not right, we rematch you.
What can a support worker help with after a brain injury?
A support worker can help with the practical side of daily life: building and sticking to routines, getting out into the community, attending appointments, social activities (including our Wednesday group), prompting and gentle structure to support memory and planning, and working toward greater independence — at the person's own pace. Support workers are not therapists or clinicians; they focus on everyday practical support.
Which Sydney areas do you cover?
We provide support work across our 37 listed Sydney service areas. Call (02) 7265 1558 and we'll get support set up in your area.
Is Tegrity a registered NDIS provider?
Yes. Tegrity Services is a registered NDIS provider (registration number 4050099017), registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.
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Support that shows up — every time.
Start a referral or have a chat with us first. Clear next steps after you get in touch — you meet your worker before anything begins.
Start a referralOr call (02) 7265 1558
What this service does and does not do
Tegrity provides non-clinical support work and Level 2 support coordination. We do not diagnose or treat health conditions, provide therapy, nursing, high-intensity daily personal activities, SIL or Level 3 specialist support coordination. Matching is based on the person’s goals, support tasks, communication, risks and preferences, not only a diagnosis. We explain the proposed worker’s relevant experience before support starts and say clearly when another qualified provider is needed.