Support designed around your goals

Every service below can be tailored to your NDIS plan. Not sure what you need? Call us and we'll help you work it out. No pressure, no jargon.

Our services

What we cover

Our full range of supports, grouped so it's easy to find what you need. Tap a card to see the full details.

At a glance

Full details, category by category

A closer look at who each category helps and everything it covers.

Core supportsHigh intensity available

Assistance with Daily Personal Activities

Support with everyday personal care, including showering, dressing, meal preparation, medication support and mobility, delivered with dignity and respect for your routine. For participants with more complex needs, our team includes workers trained in high intensity daily personal activities.

Who it helps

Participants who want support to manage daily personal care safely and comfortably, whether that's a short daily visit or more involved, ongoing care.

What a typical visit looks like

Your support worker arrives at an agreed time, follows your personal care plan and preferences, and works at your pace, whether that's helping you get ready for the day or supporting a more complex routine.

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Early childhood

Early Childhood Supports

Gentle, play-based support for young children with disability or developmental delay, working alongside families to build everyday skills as early as possible.

Who it helps

Families of young children with disability or developmental delay who want support woven into everyday play and routines.

What a typical visit looks like

Sessions happen where your child feels comfortable, whether at home or in the community, using play to build communication, movement and social skills, with guidance for parents along the way.

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SIL

Supported Independent Living (SIL)

Support to live as independently as possible in your own home, with help available for daily tasks, personal care and building life skills, tailored to how much or how little support you need.

Who it helps

Participants who want to live independently, whether alone, with housemates, or in shared supported accommodation, with the right level of support built around them.

What a typical visit looks like

Support workers help with the day-to-day, including cooking, cleaning, budgeting and appointments, while encouraging you to build and keep the skills that matter to your independence.

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Not sure which service is right for you?

Call Melbourne 0424 344 333 or Sydney 0424 344 222 and we'll talk it through together.

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The case manager remains the case manager. Waratah provides the disability and complex-support delivery.

Our goal is to work collaboratively around the person — respecting their culture, language, identity, choices, relationships and existing support network.