NDIS support in Randwick —
for people who are done being let down.
Tegrity Services brings NDIS support work and support coordination to Randwick — reliable, consistent, and built around the same small team of workers, in one of Sydney's best-connected health precincts.
“Whenever I’ve been going through a difficult period, Tegrity have been there. Couldn’t find anyone better.”— Shane, Little Bay
Support Work in Randwick
Randwick is unusual for the eastern suburbs: it has a major health precinct on its doorstep — Prince of Wales Hospital, the Royal Hospital for Women, Sydney Children's Hospital and UNSW — which matters when a participant has appointments and allied health to get to. We build that travel and timing into the roster, with the same workers each week.
Support work covers community access, personal care, social participation and domestic assistance. The L2 and L3 light rail run step-free from Randwick straight into the city, which opens up day programs and outings without needing a car. Participants are welcome at our weekly Wednesday Recreation Group when they're ready.
Support workers in Kingsford, Kensington and The Spot
Our support workers cover the whole Randwick City area, not just the postcode — Kingsford and Kensington along Anzac Parade, where the L3 light rail and UNSW keep the strip busy and well-connected, and The Spot, Randwick's own village corner, where the heritage Ritz Cinema has been showing films since 1937 and still runs affordable weekday sessions that make an easy, low-pressure outing.
On the green side, Centennial Park borders Randwick to the north — its Grand Drive loop is flat, wide and step-free, one of the most genuinely accessible walking and cycling circuits in Sydney, with Queens Park beside it. Closer in, the Royal Randwick centre on Belmore Road puts the shops, the library and everyday errands in one level, undercover spot — useful on days when the goal is independence practice rather than an expedition.
Support Coordination in Randwick
Randwick's health and community services run deep, and a good coordinator turns that into a working plan rather than a list of phone numbers to chase. The hospital campus anchors one of the densest allied-health clusters in Sydney — physio, OT, psychology and specialist clinics within a few blocks — and we connect participants with the right providers across every NDIS support category, booked where the light rail and buses already go.
Our coordinators carry smaller caseloads than the industry average, so they can act when a plan changes mid-stream. We manage renewals and reviews, build service agreements, and present every provider option in writing under a clear conflict-of-interest policy.
Getting around Randwick
From the light rail stops along Alison Road and High Street to The Spot, Coogee a short ride away, and the hospital precinct, our workers know the suburb's layout and its accessible routes — the practical detail that decides whether a visit runs on time.
We serve Randwick (2031) and the surrounding eastern suburbs: Kingsford, Kensington, Coogee, Clovelly and Maroubra. Referrals are acknowledged the same business day, in writing, and you meet your worker before supports begin.
Kingsford and the UNSW end of the suburb are part of our everyday coverage. Randwick is part of our NDIS provider coverage across Sydney. We’re also a proudly Aboriginal-owned, culturally safe team — and everyone is welcome.
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Current capacity
Taking new Support Work participants in:
Support Coordination capacity is open across the eastern suburbs. Updated monthly; last updated June 2026.
NDIS support in Randwick — common questions
Which areas around Randwick do you cover?
We provide NDIS support work and support coordination across Randwick and the surrounding eastern suburbs — Kingsford, Kensington, Coogee, Clovelly and Maroubra. Call (02) 7265 1558 to check availability in your suburb.
How do your support workers get around Randwick?
The L2 and L3 light rail run step-free from Randwick into the city, and frequent buses connect the eastern suburbs and the hospital precinct. 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 Randwick?
Yes. Switching NDIS providers is your right and needs no NDIA approval. Check the notice period in your current service agreement, confirm Tegrity has availability in Randwick, then give written notice. We coordinate the overlap so there is no gap in support.
Do you have support workers in Kingsford and Kensington?
Yes. Our support workers cover the whole Randwick City area — Kingsford, Kensington, The Spot, Coogee, Clovelly and Maroubra — so you keep the same small team wherever you are. Both suburbs sit on the L3 light rail, which keeps travel simple.
Can a support worker help with hospital and therapy appointments in Randwick?
Yes — with Prince of Wales Hospital, the Royal Hospital for Women and Sydney Children's Hospital all in Randwick, appointment support is one of the most common things we do here. Your worker travels with you, the timing is built into the roster, and the same person comes each time so you're not re-explaining your situation at every visit.
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