NDIS home care providers accepting new participants right now
Ringing around home care providers with closed books is the most common frustration in the NDIS. Every home care provider below has confirmed they're taking new clients — timestamped, and automatically removed if it goes stale. Currently 5 home care providers across 3 states. All support types →
New South Wales (3)
- Accepting new participantsUpdated 5 days agoCSS - Care & Support Services Pty LtdHome Care · Nelson, NSW
- Accepting new participantsUpdated 15 days agoKerry Flanagan WastewaterHome Care · Grose Vale, NSW5.0(1)
- Accepting new participantsUpdated 17 days agorose aged care services ltd ptyHome Care · Blacktown, NSW
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How this list works
How do I know these home care providers are really accepting new participants?
Each provider confirmed their own availability through a secure link we send them — nothing here is scraped or assumed. Every entry shows when it was last confirmed, and confirmations automatically expire off this list if they aren't renewed, so you're never looking at stale information.
Can a home care provider pay to appear on this list?
No. The only way onto this list is confirming genuine availability. Placement can't be purchased, and telling us they're full is just as welcome — it saves families wasted calls.
What should I ask a home care provider before booking?
Ask how soon they can start, whether they work with your funding type (NDIA-managed, plan-managed or self-managed — shown on many entries below), whether they offer telehealth if travel is hard, and how they'll report progress against your plan goals. Every enquiry through Top NDIS Australia is free.
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