Finding the right personal care provider in Labrador means looking for someone reliable, trained, and genuinely respectful of your needs. Our directory lists seven providers here—all reviewed by real participants and families. We verify feedback to help you make a confident choice that fits your life.
At Endeavour Foundation, we support people with an intellectual disability to live, learn, work and flourish according to their own interests and priorities. We’re at the heart of local communities – offering choice, opportunities and personalised support in and around Labrador.
We'll work with you, and with your strengths and interests, to co-design your personal learning journey to make sure that it fits your needs and gets you to where you want to be. You can make changes to this at any time to make sure you’re maximising your potential.
Our sites are fitted with large, fully equipped kitchens, outdoor areas, recreational spaces and quiet areas.
The ISA Empowerment Team has more than 40 years combined experience in supporting people with a disability.
Whether it's accommodation, support services, employment, education and training, or just daily living - we help our participants live their best life!
It is our passion to find meaningful and inclusive options to help people improve their lives and enrich local communities.
We are dedicated to ensuring the highest quality care and services are provided to each individual with extensive programs designed specifically for each participant's needs, allowing them to continuously work towards their goals and learn real life skills.
Disability and Youth Support provides School Leavers Employment Support (SLES) and individualised support for young people with disability transitioning from high school to work. They offer individual and group programs across the Gold Coast and South Brisbane regions, helping participants build employment knowledge, confidence, and skills tailored to their strengths and interests. The service aims to equip young people with disability to identify, secure, and maintain meaningful employment.
What should I ask a personal care provider before hiring them?
Ask about their training, experience with your specific support needs, how they handle emergencies, their availability, and what their backup plan is if they're sick. Check their references and verify their worker screening clearance.
Are all providers on TopNDISAustralia registered with the NDIA?
All listed providers are registered NDIS providers. However, you can also hire individual workers who aren't registered—just ensure they're screened and you're comfortable with the arrangement through your plan.
How do you verify reviews on this directory?
Reviews come from participants and families who've used the provider. We check that feedback is genuine and relevant to the Labrador service. Verified reviews help you see real experiences, not marketing claims.
How do I contact a provider to check availability?
Each provider listing includes their contact details. Call or message them directly to discuss your needs, availability, rates, and whether they're currently accepting new clients in your area.
What's the difference between a support coordinator and a personal care provider?
A support coordinator helps plan and manage your NDIS plan. A personal care provider delivers hands-on daily support—like assistance with showering, dressing, meals, or community access.