The disability support sector is one of the most rewarding industries to work in. Every day, support workers have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others by helping people build independence, confidence and connection within their communities. But what separates a good support worker from
When choosing an NDIS provider, it’s natural to focus on the services they offer. But have you ever wondered how the quality of those services is measured? One of the most important ways quality is assessed in the NDIS is through independent audits against the NDIS Practice Standards. At Closer
At Closer Care, we are incredibly proud to be a Registered NDIS Provider. Registration is not simply a logo on our website or a badge on our office wall. It represents our commitment to quality, accountability, participant safety, and continuous improvement. As the NDIS continues to evolve, there is an
If you’re an NDIS participant, your plan should help you build independence, develop new skills, increase confidence and work towards meaningful goals. However, many people find themselves using their funding without seeing real progress. You might be receiving support every week, attending appointments and using your funding regularly, but still
At Closer Care, we believe placements should be more than observation hours and paperwork. A quality placement program should inspire confidence, develop practical skills and prepare students for meaningful careers in the disability, community services and social work sectors. Our placement program has been designed to give students real world
Many NDIS participants and families across Sydney are unaware that the NDIS may provide funding to support employment related goals through the Finding and Keeping a Job funding category. These supports are designed to help participants build the skills, confidence and independence needed to prepare for future employment opportunities and
Employment programs for NDIS participants are about far more than simply finding a job. The right employment support program can help young people build confidence, independence, communication skills and the ability to navigate real world situations successfully. For many NDIS participants, barriers to employment can include low confidence, limited social
Finishing school can be both exciting and overwhelming for young people living with disability and their families. Many students leave school asking the same questions: What comes next? How do I prepare for work? What supports are available through the NDIS? The transition from school into adulthood is a major
If you or your family member are navigating the NDIS, you may have come across the category “Finding and Keeping a Job.” It is one of the most important supports for participants who want to work, but it is also one of the most misunderstood. In this blog, we break
The NDIS has officially changed. In April 2026, new legislation was passed that introduces important updates to how the NDIS operates and while the intention is to improve the system, many people are left wondering: What does this actually mean for me? Let’s break it down simply. The NDIS
When people begin looking for support, the focus is often on availability, funding, or ticking boxes. But the real difference in someone’s life rarely comes down to those things. It comes down to the person showing up. At Closer Care, we often meet participants who have had support before, but
Finding the right support can make a significant difference in someone’s life. Over the years at Closer Care, we’ve supported hundreds of NDIS participants, many of whom came to us after feeling unsure, unsupported, or unclear about what they should expect from a provider. Recently, we were honoured to be
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