Looking for an NDIS provider in Marrickville? We support participants throughout one of the Inner West's largest and most diverse communities — at home, out in the community, and working towards the goals in your plan. With Tegrity you get a small, consistent team you meet before supports start, a roster you can see a fortnight ahead, and no billing surprises. Same faces every week, never a stranger at the door.
Acknowledged the same business day. You meet your worker before supports start.

“Tegrity connected me with the right therapists… I finally feel in control of my support.”— Thalia, Marrickville
Practical, hands-on help that makes daily life easier and keeps you connected — in Marrickville and wherever your week takes you across Sydney. Here is what working with us in Marrickville looks like in practice.
Help around the home, personal care and assistance with daily living — the everyday tasks that keep life running, your way, at your pace.
Getting out around Marrickville and the Inner West — appointments, shopping, hobbies, sport and social outings, including our weekly rec group.
Building the skills and confidence to do more for yourself over time — cooking, budgeting, transport and managing your week.
Marrickville is one of the Inner West’s most diverse and creative pockets, with plenty to be part of close to home. Marrickville Station connects you across the city, and the award-winning Marrickville Library — built into the heritage former hospital — is a genuinely welcoming community space. With the multicultural shops along Illawarra Road and the Cooks River parklands nearby, there’s a lot within reach, and we build support around the parts of Marrickville that matter to you.
“Tegrity connected me with the right therapists and helped me understand how to get the most out of my NDIS plan. I finally feel in control of my support.”
— Thalia, a participant we support in Marrickville
Marrickville has one of the Inner West’s richest sets of community spaces, and that makes it a genuinely good suburb for NDIS community participation. The anchor is Addison Road Community Centre on Addison Road — a converted Defence building that now houses a range of community organisations, a childcare centre, and the Addison Road Farmers Market held fortnightly on Saturdays. It’s the kind of space where participants feel part of something, not just visitors passing through.
The Cooks River Parklands run along the suburb’s south-eastern edge towards Tempe and Sydenham, with accessible flat paths along the water — a reliable option for regular walks. Henson Park on Sydenham Road is a large local sporting and recreation ground with open lawn. Along Illawarra Road, Marrickville’s multicultural food strip, participants can explore cafes, bakeries and restaurants drawing from Vietnamese, Greek, South American and many other food traditions — a natural community outing for participants who enjoy food and culture. The Marrickville Library, built into the heritage former Marrickville Hospital building, is accessible and runs community programs year-round.
Marrickville Station (T3 Bankstown Line) and Sydenham Station (T2, T3, T8 and Metro South West) are both within the suburb, giving participants strong public transport connections across Sydney. The area’s diversity, creative culture and established community infrastructure make it a distinctive Inner West base for participants who want to be genuinely embedded in their suburb.
Yes — we’re currently taking new Support Work participants in Marrickville and across the Inner West. You’ll meet your worker before supports start.
Yes. Tegrity is an Aboriginal-owned, NDIS-registered provider, and we can match you with Aboriginal support workers and an Aboriginal support coordinator. Everyone is welcome.
We support participants in Marrickville and the surrounding Inner West suburbs, including Dulwich Hill, Newtown and Sydenham, as part of our Sydney-wide support work.
Addison Road Community Centre is a genuine hub — fortnightly market, community organisations and open courtyard. The Cooks River Parklands offer flat accessible walks. Marrickville and Sydenham stations connect to the T3 Bankstown Line and the Metro South West.
We support participants in Marrickville and nearby Dulwich Hill, Newtown and Sydenham, as part of our Sydney-wide support work and NDIS provider coverage across Sydney. We also support participants in Petersham and Lewisham, and Marrickville is part of our NDIS provider coverage across Sydney. We’re also a proudly Aboriginal-owned, culturally safe team — and everyone is welcome.
Start a referral or have a yarn with us first. Acknowledged the same business day — you meet your worker before anything begins.
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