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NDIS Support Worker

Our team of dedicated disability support workers and NDIS support coordinators are committed to providing exceptional care and support, ensuring that every individual we serve can lead a fulfilling and independent life.

Support Worker services tailored to you

Empowering you with compassionate care

New Growth was born out of a desire to transform the disability support sector. We saw the need for a more personal, human-centric approach to NDIS support workers, and we’ve been passionately pursuing that vision ever since. The NDIS support workers we partner with don’t just offer services, they build lasting relationships, offering a level of understanding and empathy that goes beyond the norm. 

We specialise in a range of support services, from daily assistance and personal care to comprehensive support coordination. Whether you’re looking for a disability support worker to help with day-to-day tasks or for skill development and training, New Growth is by your side every step of the way.

Contact us today to discover how our personalised approach to disability support can make a real difference in your life.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can Support Workers assist with medical needs?

While some Support Workers have training in certain health-related tasks, their primary role is not medical care. For specific medical needs, a qualified nurse or healthcare professional is recommended.

Nurses are healthcare professionals focused on medical care and treatments, whereas Support Workers focus on daily living support, social engagement, and helping clients achieve their personal goals.

Yes, many Support Workers can provide transportation to appointments, community events, or other activities as part of their service.

A good Support Worker should be compassionate, patient, reliable, and have a good understanding of your specific needs. Effective communication and a genuine desire to assist are also key qualities of New Growth Support Workers and Coordinators.

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