NDIS support work in Waterloo —
meet your worker before you say yes.
Looking for a reliable NDIS support worker in Waterloo? We deliver consistent, reliable support work right across this inner-city pocket — 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. A familiar small team each week, never a stranger at the door.
Clear next steps after you get in touch. You meet your worker before supports start.
“Tegrity helped me find stable housing and I look forward to the Wednesday rec group every week.”— Mark, Waterloo
Everyday support, built around your goals
Practical, hands-on help that makes daily life easier and keeps you connected — in Waterloo and wherever your week takes you across our listed Sydney service areas. Here is what working with us in Waterloo 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 Waterloo 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.
Waterloo sits right beside the Green Square renewal, so participants here have a brand-new aquatic centre, library and town square within easy reach, with Green Square Station close by for trips across the city. At the same time it’s a long-established, tight-knit community. That mix — new facilities and familiar streets — is part of what makes getting out and staying connected feel achievable, and we plan support around your corner of Waterloo.
“Tegrity helped me find stable housing and I look forward to the Wednesday rec group every week.”
— Mark, a participant we support in Waterloo
With permission, this anonymised outcome follows two participants who experienced long-term homelessness before coming to Tegrity. More than two years into stable housing, ongoing tenancy support remains in place. Regular Rec Group attendance has helped them make new connections, alongside practical assistance with regular food, appointments, medication and the life tasks they bring to us.
— An anonymised shared participant outcome, published with permission
What getting out in Waterloo looks like
Waterloo has changed significantly over the last decade, and the Green Square renewal has added a set of purpose-built public spaces that make community participation easier for NDIS participants. The Green Square Aquatic Centre is one of Sydney’s newest and most accessible pools — a popular destination for participants who enjoy swimming or hydrotherapy. Right beside it, the Green Square Library is a striking community building with accessible facilities, community events, digital access, and a genuinely welcoming space to spend time.
Green Square Town Square is a large outdoor public space surrounded by cafes and restaurants — good for a quiet coffee, a casual walk, or a social outing. Green Square Station connects to the T4 Eastern Suburbs line and the Sydney Metro, with the city reachable in under ten minutes. For participants who prefer to stay local, Waterloo Park in the middle of the suburb has open lawns, tree cover and a community garden.
Current group activity: 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.
Waterloo has one of the highest concentrations of social housing in NSW, and Tegrity’s workers are familiar with the specific supports and navigational challenges that come with living in this community. We know the area and build support around your corner of it.
Support work in Waterloo, answered
Do you have capacity in Waterloo?
Availability changes with worker fit and schedules. Ask us to confirm current Support Work capacity in Waterloo and across inner Sydney.
Can I request an Aboriginal support worker?
Yes. Tegrity is an Aboriginal-owned, NDIS-registered provider — and Waterloo sits right beside Redfern, a heartland of Sydney’s urban Aboriginal community. We can match you with Aboriginal support workers and an Aboriginal support coordinator. Everyone is welcome.
Which nearby areas do you cover?
We support participants in Waterloo and the surrounding inner-city suburbs, including Redfern, Alexandria and Zetland, as part of our support work across our listed Sydney service areas.
What’s within reach for participants in Waterloo?
The Green Square precinct — aquatic centre, library and town square — is within easy walking distance. Green Square Station connects to the Metro and T4 line. Waterloo Park is in the middle of the suburb for local walks and outdoor time.
We support participants in Waterloo and nearby Redfern, Alexandria and Zetland, as part of our support work across our listed Sydney service areas. We’re also a proudly Aboriginal-owned, culturally safe team — and everyone is welcome.
Support work in Waterloo, done properly.
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