NDIS support in Surry Hills,
the same team, every week.

Support Work in Surry Hills

Surry Hills is dense, walkable and full of life, and the support that works here is support that keeps up with it — a coffee on Crown Street, a session at the library, a regular community-access outing. We match each participant with a consistent group of workers who learn the routine rather than rotating a new face through every fortnight.

Central Station sits on the suburb's doorstep, which makes nearly anywhere in Sydney reachable without a car, and Prince Alfred Park and Pool give an accessible green space right in the inner city. We build that travel into the roster so support hours go to the participant, not to logistics.

Support Coordination in Surry Hills

Surry Hills is wrapped in services — close to St Vincent's in Darlinghurst, Royal Prince Alfred a short hop away, and a thick layer of allied health and community organisations. Coordination is about turning that into a plan that connects, not a participant left to navigate it alone.

Our coordinators carry smaller caseloads than the average, so they can act when a plan changes mid-stream. We source providers across all support categories, manage renewals and reviews, build service agreements, and present every option in writing under a clear conflict-of-interest policy.

Getting around Surry Hills

From Crown and Cleveland Streets to Prince Alfred Park and the lanes behind Central, our workers know the inner city's geography and its accessible routes — the practical detail that decides whether a visit runs smoothly.

We serve Surry Hills (2010) and the surrounding inner city: Redfern, Darlinghurst, Chippendale, Waterloo and Moore Park. Referrals are acknowledged the same business day, in writing, and you meet your worker before supports begin.