NDIS support in East Hills —
for people who are done being let down.
East Hills is at the end of the T8, close to the Georges River National Park and some of the quietest streets in South-West Sydney. We run supports here that match that pace — the same workers, every fortnight, without the churn.
“I tried multiple providers with no luck… Then I found Tegrity — and I started achieving my goals.”— Carly, Narwee
Support Work in East Hills
East Hills is green, residential, and well served by the T8 — which means easy access to Revesby, Bankstown, and the city corridor without needing a car. We build rosters around the participant's address and how they actually move through their day, whether that's accessing services along the T8 line, walking to East Hills Park, or participating in the Wednesday Recreation Group, which draws participants from across the T8 corridor each week.
Support covers personal care, domestic assistance, and community participation. Georges River National Park is accessible from East Hills for participants who benefit from natural environments — walks, picnics, and outdoor activities are genuine options, not aspirational ones. Workers assigned to East Hills know the area; they're not doing their first drive-through on a participant's time.
Rosters are delivered before each fortnight starts. When something changes, a person calls you — not an automated message. If a worker is unavailable, we find a replacement from the same small team, not a stranger from a centralised pool.
Support Coordination in East Hills
Support coordinators based with us understand the local service landscape. East Hills sits on the Canterbury-Bankstown and Georges River council boundary, which affects which local area coordination, allied health, and community services are available and on what wait. We navigate that on participants' behalf, including making direct calls to services rather than sending referral emails into queues.
Coordination includes plan reviews, service sourcing, NDIS renewals, service agreements, and complex support needs planning. We are transparent about conflict of interest — coordinators present all available providers and never push Tegrity supports unless they are genuinely the right fit.
Making a referral
The online referral form takes about three minutes. Every submission is acknowledged the same business day, in writing, with a clear next step. Call (02) 7265 1558 or email info@tegrityservices.com.au to speak to someone before completing the form.
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 June 2026.
NDIS support in East Hills — common questions
Which areas around East Hills do you cover?
We provide NDIS support work and support coordination across East Hills and the surrounding suburbs — Panania, Revesby, Picnic Point and Padstow. If you're just outside that list, call (02) 7265 1558 to check current availability.
How do your support workers get around East Hills?
East Hills Station on the T8 line gives a direct run to the city, and we factor transit into support hours. We build travel time into the roster so support hours go to the participant, not to logistics.
Can I switch to Tegrity from another provider in East Hills?
Yes. Switching NDIS providers is your right and needs no NDIA approval. Check the notice period in your current service agreement (usually two to four weeks), confirm Tegrity has availability in East Hills, then give written notice. We coordinate the overlap so there is no gap in support.
Send a referral. Hear back today.
The form takes about three minutes, captures NDIS details and plan dates.
Start the referral formPrefer to talk it through first? Call (02) 7265 1558