Community Participation
Support to get out, build confidence, join activities, attend appointments and stay connected to community life.
Learn moreSafe, reliable transport support for appointments, shopping, errands and social outings, with help before, during and after the trip.
Transport support helps older people and NDIS participants stay mobile, connected and in control of their day. We plan each trip around your mobility, timing, comfort and support needs so getting out feels manageable.
Every plan is shaped around the person receiving support. We take time to understand what a good day looks like, where help is genuinely useful, and how to preserve independence rather than take it away.
You can use these supports as a regular service, a short-term bridge after a change in health, or as a top-up alongside existing funded care. We keep pricing, schedules and responsibilities clear before services begin.
What we offer
Medical appointments
Transport and support for GP, specialist, therapy and hospital visits.
Shopping trips
Help getting to the shops, carrying bags and returning home safely.
Social outings
Support to visit family, friends, clubs, cafes and community events.
Personal errands
Assistance with banking, pharmacy visits, hair appointments and local tasks.
Vehicle transfers
Practical support getting in and out of vehicles safely and comfortably.
Outing support
A support worker can stay with you during appointments or activities.
Paying for care
We'll help you understand which pathway fits — always check the latest government guidance.
Transport may be included where it supports approved aged-care goals.
Transport and community access can be arranged where included in your plan.
Self-funded transport support can be booked for appointments and outings.
Why us
Keep appointments and routines without relying only on family.
Support is planned around mobility, equipment and fatigue.
Reliable transport makes health appointments easier to attend.
Outings help maintain relationships, hobbies and confidence.
Transport can be regular, occasional or part of a wider support visit.
Getting started
Tell us what support you are looking for, what funding you have and when you would like help to begin.
We meet with you to understand your routines, goals, preferences and any clinical or safety needs.
Together we agree on services, schedules, funding and the right support worker match.
Your team starts visiting, with regular check-ins so support stays useful as life changes.
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Learn moreQuestions
Yes. A support worker can accompany you, help with bags or mobility, and wait with you where agreed.
Yes. Transport can support medical appointments, errands, family visits, social groups and community activities.
It may be available when transport is included in your plan or approved support budget. We can help check your options.
Tell us a little about what you need — it takes about two minutes, and there's no obligation.
Support coordinators, discharge planners and health professionals can send us a referral online.