NDIS provider across St George —
support work & coordination.

Support Work across St George

St George runs from Hurstville's high-rise centre down to the quiet river bends at Lugarno and Oatley, and up through the Wolli Creek valley to Arncliffe. Two train lines thread the area — the T4 through Hurstville, Penshurst, Mortdale and Oatley, and the T8 through Turrella, Bardwell Park, Bexley North, Kingsgrove, Beverly Hills, Narwee and Riverwood — and our workers drive for everything in between. Rosters arrive before each fortnight begins, and you see the same faces each week.

Support work covers personal care, help at home, and support to get out and live locally. Looking for an NDIS provider in Hurstville, Beverly Hills, Kingsgrove or anywhere across the area? This page is where to start — and if your suburb deserves its own page, tell us and we'll take the hint.

Support Coordination across St George

St George Hospital at Kogarah anchors one of the busiest health precincts in southern Sydney, with allied health clustered around Hurstville and along Forest Road. Waitlists are still real. Our coordinators stay 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 across St George

Tegrity delivers disability support services across the St George 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 before the fortnight starts.

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. Whether that's daily personal activities in Kingsgrove or domestic assistance in Oatley, workers follow how you already like things done: see our approach to assistance with daily living.

Community participation across St George

This is one of the best parts of Sydney to get out in: Gannons Park at Peakhurst, Oatley Park and its baths, Carss Bush Park on the bay, the Wolli Creek valley walk from Turrella, the cinema strip at Beverly Hills, and Westfield and the eateries around Hurstville. Our community participation support works toward your goals — from community participation in Kingsgrove to a foreshore walk at Sans Souci — and the Wednesday Rec Group is open to St George participants.

Travel and transport support

Support workers travel with you — on the T4 or T8, to appointments around St George Hospital, to study or work, or door to door by car. Travel arrangements are agreed with you before supports start, so funded hours go where they should.

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.

Hurstville, South Hurstville and Hurstville Grove

Hurstville is the capital of the area — Westfield and Hurstville Central at the station, one of Sydney's busiest interchanges, and a genuinely multicultural heart with strong Chinese and Nepali communities. South Hurstville's village shops and the quiet streets of Hurstville Grove sit just down King Georges Road, and we support participants across all three.

Beverly Hills, Kingsgrove, Narwee and Clemton Park

The T8 strip. Beverly Hills brings the cinema and the dinner strip on King Georges Road; Kingsgrove mixes residential streets with the big employment area near the M5 — and NDIS support in Kingsgrove, from personal care to community access, is core coverage for us, not an outer edge. Narwee and the newer Clemton Park village round out a strip where a support worker can cover a lot of life within ten minutes.

Riverwood, Peakhurst, Mortdale, Oatley and Lugarno

Riverwood's shops and station sit right beside Salt Pan Creek — our Padstow coverage is literally across the water. Peakhurst brings Gannons Park and the working end of Forest Road; Mortdale has its own village feel around Morts Road; and Oatley and Lugarno hold the river end, with Oatley Park, the baths and the Lime Kiln Bay bushland. All five are inside our regular coverage.

Bexley and the bayside — Blakehurst, Carss Park, Kogarah Bay, Beverley Park and Sans Souci

Bexley's Forest Road shops sit at the area's centre of gravity, while the bayside suburbs run down to the water: Blakehurst at Tom Uglys Bridge, Carss Bush Park and its foreshore at Carss Park, the golf course at Beverley Park, and the walks around Kogarah Bay and Sans Souci. Support here often means getting out along the bay — and that's exactly the kind of support we like delivering.

Arncliffe, Turrella and Bardwell Park

The Wolli Creek valley end of the area, five minutes from our inner-south coverage. Arncliffe's shops and station, Turrella's quiet streets beside the regional park, and Bardwell Park on the T8 — with the Wolli Creek walking track linking the three for anyone who likes their community participation with bush on both sides.

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.

More on our services: Support Work and Support Coordination. Coming from another provider? See how switching works. We also serve nearby Padstow, Revesby, Bankstown and Campsie. The St George area is part of our NDIS provider coverage across Sydney.