Top 11 NDIS Personal Care Providers in Charlestown, NSW

Reviews and ratings from participants and families for personal care providers serving Charlestown. Sorted by rating.

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Finding the right personal care provider in Charlestown means looking for someone reliable, respectful, and genuinely matched to your needs. Our directory lists 11 providers here with verified reviews from real participants and families. Take time to read what others experienced—it helps you make a choice that's right for you.

Good Shepherd Support Services

Charlestown, NSW

4.9(7)

Good Shepherd Support Services is an empathetic NDIS provider where we believe empathy is the cornerstone of quality NDIS support work and mentoring services.

Clear Sky Australia

Charlestown, NSW

4.9(7)

Clear Sky Australia PTY LIMITED (CSA) is a boutique Disability Service Provider specialising in delivering person centered and inclusive supports to individuals with a disability in the Newcastle and Hunter Region.

Aruma: Charlestown

Charlestown, NSW

Once House with No Steps and The Tipping Foundation – Aruma is the disability service provider who puts You. First.

Disability Services Australia

Charlestown, NSW

A1 Community Care Providers

Charlestown, NSW

Newcastle Parkinson's Support Group

Charlestown, NSW

East Coast Support Solutions

Charlestown, NSW

East Coast Support Solutions is a NDIS Provider focusing on a person-centered approach and achieving goals.

Justiz Community

Charlestown, NSW

4.2(6)

Justiz Community is an Aboriginal-owned and operated NDIS provider offering disability support services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the Lower Hunter and Maclean Valley regions. Services include personal care, supported independent living, social groups, mentoring, cultural camps, and community access support tailored to individual participant needs.

Chrysalis Therapeutic Support Services

Charlestown, NSW

3.0(2)

Ability Options Charlestown

Charlestown, NSW

1.0(1)

Allambi Care

Charlestown, NSW

3.0(44)

Allambi Care supports people across Newcastle, the Hunter, the NSW Central Coast and Victoria through a range of services including foster care, NDIS support, homelessness support, youth services, court support, family support, cultural support and clinical services. The organisation works with vulnerable people in the community, offering tailored programs and flexible models of care to meet individual needs.

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Personal Care Providers in Charlestown — FAQs

What should I ask a personal care provider before hiring them?

Ask about their experience with your specific needs, how they handle scheduling changes, their backup plans if unwell, and whether they're registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission. Request references from current participants.

What's the difference between registered and unregistered providers?

Registered providers are assessed against NDIS quality standards and must comply with rules about worker screening and complaints handling. Unregistered workers may be cheaper but offer fewer safeguards. Both can support you—choose what suits your needs.

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How do I contact a personal care provider in Charlestown?

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