NDIS support work in Redfern —
for people who are done being let down.
Need a support worker in Redfern? We have room for new participants now. You meet your worker before supports start, you see your roster a fortnight ahead, and the same small team comes back every week. No revolving strangers, no billing surprises.
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“Three years with Tegrity and they’ve never stopped helping me work towards my goals. I’m really glad I found them.”— Paul, Redfern
Everyday support, built around your goals
Practical, hands-on help that makes daily life easier and keeps you connected — in Redfern and wherever your week takes you across our listed Sydney service areas. Here is what working with us in Redfern looks like in practice.
Home & personal care
Help around the home, personal care and the everyday tasks that keep life running — your way, at your pace.
Community participation
Getting out around Redfern and inner Sydney — appointments, shopping, hobbies, sport and social outings, including our weekly rec group.
Skills & confidence
Building the skills and confidence to do more for yourself over time — cooking, budgeting, transport and managing your week.
Redfern is one of inner Sydney’s most connected suburbs, and that shapes how support works here. With Redfern Station right in the middle of it, getting to appointments, work, study or a day in the city is genuinely easy, and there’s open space close by at Redfern Park and Oval. We build support around the way you actually move through Redfern and the city around it — not a fixed timetable that ignores your week. Redfern also holds deep and continuing significance as one of inner Sydney’s most important Aboriginal communities — something we don’t take lightly as an Aboriginal-owned provider.
“Three years with Tegrity and they’ve never stopped helping me work towards my goals. I’m really glad I found them.”
— Paul, a participant we support in Redfern
Shared with permission: two participants from Redfern and Waterloo came to Tegrity after experiencing homelessness for more than a decade. More than two years later, both have stable housing and ongoing tenancy support. They regularly attend Tegrity’s Rec Group, have built new connections, and receive practical help with food, appointments, medication and the day-to-day tasks that arise.
— An anonymised shared participant outcome, published with permission
What getting out in Redfern looks like
Redfern is one of inner Sydney’s most connected suburbs for transport, and that shapes what community participation looks like here. Redfern Station is served by the City Circle, T2, T3 and T8 lines — meaning appointments, work, study and social outings across metro Sydney are genuinely reachable without a car.
For local outings, there’s real variety. Redfern Park and Oval are flat, open green spaces a short walk from most of the suburb — good for a stroll, a kick of the footy, or just getting outside. Prince Alfred Park, a short walk towards Surry Hills, has a swimming pool open in the warmer months. On Saturday mornings, Carriageworks Farmers Market at Eveleigh — a few minutes on foot from Redfern Station — draws a lively crowd of locals; it’s a natural outing for participants who want to be part of the neighbourhood. The Redfern Community Centre on Pitt Street houses the local library and hosts community programs year-round. Just over in Alexandria, Tegrity’s Wednesday Rec Group is at Perry Park for the current nine-week block. Enquire before attending to confirm the current session details.
As an Aboriginal-owned Indigenous NDIS provider, Tegrity has genuine roots in communities like Redfern. The suburb has one of Sydney’s most significant First Nations and Aboriginal communities — and that shapes how support works here. If you need an Aboriginal support worker in Redfern, or want a culturally safe NDIS provider who already understands Torres Strait Islander and First Nations culture without a briefing, see our Aboriginal-owned supports.
Support work in Redfern, answered
Do you have capacity in Redfern?
Availability changes with worker fit and schedules. Ask us to confirm current Support Work capacity in Redfern and across inner Sydney.
Can I request an Aboriginal support worker in Redfern?
Yes. Tegrity is an Aboriginal-owned Indigenous NDIS provider with genuine roots in Redfern. We can match Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and First Nations participants with Aboriginal support workers and an Aboriginal support coordinator. Everyone is welcome.
Which nearby areas do you cover?
We support participants in Redfern and the surrounding inner-city suburbs, including Waterloo, Alexandria and Surry Hills, as part of our support work across our listed Sydney service areas.
Is Redfern well-connected for community outings?
Redfern Station serves the City Circle, T2, T3 and T8 lines — one of inner Sydney’s best transport hubs. Carriageworks Farmers Market at Eveleigh, Prince Alfred Park and Redfern Park are all close by for local outings with a support worker.
We support participants in Redfern and nearby Waterloo, Alexandria, Surry Hills, Darlinghurst and Chippendale, as part of our support work across our listed Sydney service areas. Darlington — between the university and Golden Grove — is inside our everyday coverage. Redfern is part of our NDIS provider coverage across our listed Sydney service areas, including in-home NDIS support at your place. We’re also a proudly Aboriginal-owned, culturally safe team — and everyone is welcome.
“Tegrity helped me find stable housing and I look forward to the Wednesday rec group every week.”— Mark, Waterloo
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