NDIS Community Participation Programs in Sydney
Helping people build confidence, connect with others, and feel part of their local community—on their terms, at their pace.
Disability Support You Can Trust
Trust matters—especially when stepping into the community. Our team shows up with care, consistency, and respect. Whether it’s a short outing or a full day out, we’re there to support, not rush—helping people feel safe and confident in their own time.
Our Approach
Our Home and Community Care Team
Brooke Norrie
Brooke brings over 15 years of experience in aged care and disability services, leading with heart and strategy. With a background in case management and program development, she’s passionate about building strong teams and making a difference in people’s lives. Outside of work, Brooke loves being active, getting out in nature, and enjoying live music.
Ann Nemeth
Ann combines five years of experience in aged care and disability with a strong foundation in mental health and complex care. With a rich background in business, planning and recruitment, she’s all about building genuine relationships and delivering outcomes that matter. Ann finds joy in family time, fresh air, and staying active.
Angus Thomson
With over 15 years in the NDIS and social services, Angus brings deep experience and a calm, caring approach to every participant. He’s worked across support coordination, plan management, and case management. A history and politics grad, Angus is also a big fan of sport, cooking, and time outdoors.
Luca Spina
Experienced with physical and mental conditions in the home & community space as well as in SIL. Working within the NDIS space for over 2 years, he enjoys inspiring others to do their best in life. Enjoys family, being outdoors and staying active.
Matthew Hart
Matthew has spent eight years working in the NDIS space, particularly in Supported Independent Living. He’s passionate about empowering people through connection, mindfulness, and consistent support. He’s a beach walker, proud dog dad to Bert, and a Sydney Swans fan who’s big on health and wellbeing.
Eliot Richie
Eliot has been making a difference in the NDIS world for over two years, working across home, community, and SIL settings. His passion lies in lifting others up and helping them thrive. A proud twin dad, Eliot loves swimming, films, travel, and all things family and fitness.
Supporting Community Participation for People with Disability in Sydney
At United For Care, we believe everyone deserves to feel part of their community. For people living with disability, taking part in everyday community life can sometimes feel out of reach—but it doesn’t have to be. Our team supports people across Sydney to build confidence, make meaningful connections, and feel more at home in the world around them.
With United For Care, our community participation services include:
It’s Not Just About Getting Out—It’s About Belonging
Community participation isn’t just about going places—it’s about belonging. That might mean meeting people with shared interests, exploring a new hobby, building social skills, or simply getting out of the house and feeling safe doing so. For some, it’s the joy of trying something new. For others, it’s reconnecting with something they’ve missed.
Tailored Support That Grows With You
We work closely with each person to understand what they value and what they want to explore—whether it’s being more independent in public spaces, connecting with others through shared experiences, or feeling more confident outside the home.
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Learn more about our disability home care services in Sydney.
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