NDIS provider in Campsie —
support work & coordination.
Beamish Street is one of Sydney's great high streets, and Campsie is one of its most multicultural suburbs. Support here has to fit language, family and culture — which is exactly how we match workers.
Support Work in Campsie
Campsie is walkable in a way much of Sydney isn't — Beamish Street's shops and eateries, Campsie Centre, the library and Anzac Park all sit close together, with the station and the buses along Canterbury Road linking everything else. Support work here covers personal care, help at home, and getting out into all of it.
Campsie is also one of Sydney's most multicultural suburbs, with strong Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese and Nepali communities. We take that seriously in how we match workers — communication and cultural fit matter as much as availability.
Support Coordination in Campsie
Canterbury Hospital sits on the suburb's edge and the inner south-west has one of the densest allied-health landscapes in Sydney — which doesn't make the waitlists any shorter. Our coordinators keep current on who actually has capacity, handle plan reviews, renewals and service agreements, and present every provider option, not only Tegrity supports.
NDIS services we deliver in Campsie
Tegrity delivers disability support services across Campsie and the 2194 area under the core NDIS support categories below — the same categories named in your plan. Every support is delivered by workers you have met, on a roster you receive in advance.
Daily personal activities and personal care
Help at home with the routines that keep the week running — showering and dressing, meal preparation, medication prompts, and domestic assistance — funded under Assistance with Daily Life. Workers follow how you already like things done: see our approach to assistance with daily living.
Community participation in Campsie
Lunch on Beamish Street, the Cooks River path at the bottom of the suburb, Anzac Park, the library, the annual food festival — community participation in Campsie doesn't need to be invented, it's already here. Our community participation support works toward your goals, and the Wednesday Rec Group is open to Campsie participants.
Travel and transport support
Support workers travel with you — from Campsie Station, on the Canterbury Road buses, or by car — to appointments, study, work or the Rec Group. Travel arrangements are agreed with you before supports start.
Life skills development
Capacity building in the practical sense: cooking, budgeting, using buses and trains confidently, and building routines that make independent living realistic. We set these goals with you and track them properly — read what capacity building means in an NDIS plan.
Also serving Croydon Park and Wiley Park
In Croydon Park we support participants around the Georges River Road shops and Picken Oval; in Wiley Park, around the park itself and the King Georges Road corridor. Belmore, Lakemba and Clemton Park sit in between — if you're anywhere along this strip, you're inside our coverage.
Getting started
The referral form takes about three minutes online. Every submission is acknowledged the same business day, in writing. If you want to speak with someone first, call (02) 7265 1558 or email info@tegrityservices.com.au — you'll reach a coordinator, not a contact centre.
We’re also a proudly Aboriginal-owned, culturally safe team — and everyone is welcome.
Referrals that don't disappear into a void
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Current capacity
Taking new Support Work participants in:
Support Coordination capacity is open across South-West Sydney. Updated monthly; last updated July 2026.
NDIS support in Campsie — common questions
Which areas around Campsie do you cover?
We provide NDIS support work and support coordination across Campsie and the surrounding suburbs — Croydon Park, Wiley Park, Belmore, Lakemba, Clemton Park, Ashbury and Canterbury. If you're just outside that list, call (02) 7265 1558 to check current availability.
Can you match a support worker to my language and culture?
We match for communication and cultural fit wherever we can, and we never treat it as an afterthought — Campsie's Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese and Nepali communities are a big part of who we support. We're also an Aboriginal-owned, culturally safe provider, and everyone is welcome. Tell us what matters to your family when you refer, and we'll be straight about whether we can match it.
Do you offer both support work and support coordination in Campsie?
Yes — Tegrity provides both Support Work and Support Coordination in Campsie. Where a participant uses both services from us, a written conflict-of-interest policy applies and your coordinator presents every provider option, not only Tegrity.
Are you a registered NDIS provider in Campsie?
Yes — Tegrity Services is a registered NDIS provider (registration 4050099017) delivering support work and support coordination across Campsie and Sydney's inner south-west. We don't deliver therapy, SIL or accommodation ourselves; where your plan needs those supports, we help you source trusted local providers and coordinate with them.
How do your support workers get around Campsie?
Campsie Station and the buses along Canterbury Road cover most of the suburb, and our workers drive for everything else. Travel time is built into the roster so support hours go to the participant, not to logistics — and travel arrangements are agreed with you before supports start.
Send a referral. Hear back today.
The form takes about three minutes, captures NDIS details and plan dates, and accepts a plan upload.
Start the referral formPrefer to talk it through first? Call (02) 7265 1558