6 verified respite providers across Tasmania, serving 5 suburbs. Sorted by rating.
Finding reliable respite care across Tasmania means knowing who's genuinely available and what past participants have actually experienced. TopNDISAustralia lists 6 reviewed respite providers serving key areas including Moonah, Glenorchy, Latrobe, Launceston and Smithton. All reviews are verified—helping you make an informed choice with confidence.
For over 32 years, providing services, care and support for people with disabilities and their families.
The Tasmanian Association of People with Disabilities And Their Advocates Inc, or more fondly known as Aurora Disability Services, is a unique registered charity specifically designed to provide services, care and support to adults with intellectual, physical, psychiatric and sensory disabilities.
This specialist day support is focused on independent living skills, vocational training, basic education and essential respite for families and carers.
Infinity Care is an Approved Provider under the NDIS. We provide a range of support and services (Personal Care & Hygiene, Respite Care, Medication Assistance, Domestic Assistance and many more). Our affectionate, caring, experienced and qualified staffs are hands-on, have local experience and go above and beyond to ensure your goals are reached. Infinity Care is committed to providing a level of care that you would receive from a family member or a close friends. Our Support Workers are passionate about their work and share our values of integrity, compassion and positivity.
Respite accommodation facility provided with reasonable rates. Should a carer be required we can direct you to other organisations and individuals who may be able to provide that service. Please contact the Smithton office for further information.
More Opportunities here to support you to join your community, get access to respite and housing, and get help coordinating your support in Hobart. More Opportunities is your gateway to building confidence on the NDIS.
Respite Providers in Tasmania — FAQs
What should I ask a respite provider before booking?
Ask about their experience with your participant's needs, carer ratios, emergency protocols, availability during your preferred times, and whether they're registered with the NDIA. Confirm they've completed all required training and hold relevant certifications.
What do verified reviews actually tell me?
Our verified reviews come from real participants and families who've used the service. They cover reliability, carer interaction, safety, flexibility and value—giving you genuine insight into what to expect based on lived experience.
Does it matter if a provider is NDIS registered?
NDIS registration means the provider meets certain standards and you can claim respite hours against your plan. Unregistered providers may still be excellent, but confirm with your planner whether your plan funding covers them.
How do I know if a provider covers my area?
Each listing shows the suburbs and regions they serve. If your suburb isn't listed, contact them directly—many providers offer flexibility beyond their posted service areas or can recommend alternatives.
What's the difference between respite and short-term accommodation?
Respite is typically day or overnight support while you take a break; it's flexible and participant-focused. Short-term accommodation is usually residential stays. Many providers offer both—check what suits your participant's needs.
