Finding the right personal care provider in Bendigo means looking for someone reliable, trained, and genuinely responsive to your needs. Our directory lists 16 reviewed providers in your area—all verified by real participants and families. Take time to read feedback, ask questions about their experience, and trust your instincts about fit.
Social Connections (disability day programs) & Therapy Centre
Scope Social Connections: Whether your goal is to get out in your community, make meaningful connections or learn new skills, we strive to give each person we support independence to choose what is right for them.
Scope Therapy: Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy (OT) for children and adults.
In-centre, Online (telehealth) and Home services available.
Victorian Specialist Support Services, located in Bendigo, Victoria, offers a tailored support system designed to empower individuals on their journey to personal growth and fulfillment. Our team, as a registered NDIS provider, is dedicated to creating a supportive environment that encourages participants to reach their full potential, fostering independence and enriching lives each and every day.
We assist people to fulfil their potential and gain equality in the community by officering real life choices for people with disabilities, their families and supporters.
We are more than your approved NDIS provider, we are with you on your journey which forms a unique partnership that enables you to practise choice and control over your life. We make connections which enable people with a disability to achieve their ambitions and live their more distinctive life.
The best decisions are made based on the best information and we think that you are the ultimate expert in telling us what we need to know to best support you.
Connecting Staff is passionate in supporting children, young people, adults and their families in the Hume Shire, Macedon Ranges and Bendigo regions. We provide day-to-day support with a focus on achieving personal goals in line with our participants' wishes.
Our philosophy is to recognise the impact of these social and structural forces on our participants and respond to their experiences and needs. In turn, this breaks down barriers that otherwise restrict their life opportunities.
At The Support People, we believe that those with a disability deserve to have choice and control over how they live their lives to the best of their ability. This is achieved by more personalised level of care, understanding, respect and empathy, to not only survive independently but to thrive.
Golden City Support Services Inc is a disability and mental health support provider based in Bendigo, Victoria. They provide accommodation, community access, respite support, support coordination and plan management services to people with disability, mental illness, dementia and age-related conditions, as well as their families and carers. Their focus is supporting individuals to live independently in their communities.
What should I ask a personal care provider before I commit?
Ask about their training, experience with your specific needs, availability, cancellation policy, and how they handle emergencies. Request references from current or former participants. A good provider should be transparent and patient with your questions.
How do you verify these reviews?
We collect feedback directly from NDIS participants and families who've used these providers in Bendigo. Reviews are moderated to ensure they're genuine and relevant. We don't publish unverified or promotional content.
Does a provider need to be registered with the NDIS?
Yes. All NDIS providers listed here are registered with the NDIA. Check the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission website if you want to verify a provider's status independently before engaging them.
How do I get in touch with a provider?
Each listing includes contact details—phone, email, or website. We recommend calling to introduce yourself, discuss your needs, and ask about availability. Don't feel rushed to decide; take time to find the right fit.
What if I'm not happy with my provider?
You have the right to change providers. Speak up early about concerns. If issues persist, contact your NDIS planner or the Quality and Safeguards Commission for support in resolving complaints.