Community participation in Western Sydney
Getting out of the house shouldn’t depend on whether someone cancels. You choose the activity. We match you with a support worker who suits you, and the same person keeps showing up, so Thursday at the pool becomes a habit.
- Registered NDIS provider (4-GWVHCEY)
- Same support worker every visit
- You choose the activity
Real places, on your schedule
Your support worker doesn’t sit nearby on their phone. They come with you, help where you want help, and step back where you don’t.
Social outings
Cafés, markets, parks, libraries and the beach. Wherever you’d like to be on a Saturday.
Classes and interests
Art, music, cooking or a language class. Mainstream classes count, not only disability programs.
Sport and fitness
The gym, the pool, a basketball court or a walk around the lake.
Groups and volunteering
Hobby groups, volunteering, and faith and cultural groups. Somewhere you’re expected each week.
Getting around
Practising a bus or train route together until it feels familiar.
Reconnecting
After a hospital stay, an illness or a long stretch at home. We start small and build from there.
For people who want more than four walls
We match on personality, communication style and interests. Someone who loves the footy goes with someone who can talk about it.
You pick what you do
Tell us what you’d like to try or get back to. We plan around your week, not ours.
A few hours you can count on
The same worker at the same time each week, and an update afterwards as standard.
Supports that actually get used
Consistent bookings, clear service agreements and invoices that match them.
For referrers →Four steps. No long forms.
Call or send an enquiry
A 15-minute conversation. We want to understand what you actually need.
We listen
What you enjoy, what you’d like to try, what matters most. You explain it once.
We match
The right support worker, not whoever is free. Someone who suits you and shares some of your interests.
Support starts
First outing, on time, with the person we discussed. We check in and adjust as you go.
Out and about near you
Based in Colebee and working across Sydney, strongest in the North West. If you’re further out, ask anyway. We’ll tell you on the first call whether we can staff it.
Questions about community participation
What can I do with community participation support?
Most things that get you out and connected: outings, classes, sport, groups and volunteering. What your funding can be spent on depends on your plan, so your support coordinator or plan manager can confirm the details.
Is my community participation budget changing?
It may be. The NDIA says Social, Economic and Community Participation budgets will be reduced as plans are created or reassessed from 1 October 2026, or renewed from 1 February 2027, and that the impact will be different for every participant. If your plan changes, we’ll sit down with you and work out how to spend the hours you have on what matters most.
Do I have to join a disability program?
No. You choose the activity. That can be a mainstream class, a local club or simply a trip to the shops.
Will I have the same support worker each time?
Yes. A named support worker starts with you and the same person keeps coming. That’s what turns an outing into a routine.
Do you work with agency-managed plans?
Yes. The NDIS says the parts of your plan that are NDIA-managed must be delivered by registered providers, and Kinship is one (4-GWVHCEY). We also support plan-managed and self-managed participants.
Which suburbs do you cover?
We’re based in Colebee and work across Sydney, especially Blacktown, The Ponds, Marsden Park, Schofields, Quakers Hill, Box Hill, Kellyville, Rouse Hill, Stanhope Gardens, Riverstone and Windsor. If you’re further out, call and we’ll tell you plainly whether we can staff it.
How do I get started?
Call 0437 733 744 or send an enquiry. We’ll have a short conversation about what you enjoy and what you’d like to try, then match you with the right support worker.
Other ways we can help
Life skills & group activities
Cooking, shopping, budgeting and getting around, practised in real places.
Life skills →Daily living & personal care
Personal care, routines, meals and help around the house. Same worker, same time.
Daily living support →Support coordination
Help understanding your plan, choosing providers and setting up service agreements.
Support coordination →High intensity supports
Complex bowel care, catheter care, wound care, PEG feeding, medication management, and dementia and behaviour support.
High intensity supports →Ask us about community participation
Tell us what you enjoy or what you’d like to try. Someone from our Colebee team will get back to you to talk it through.
Where would you like to go?
A short phone call is usually the easiest way to start. Tell us what you’d like to do and we’ll tell you plainly whether we can help.
Registration 4-GWVHCEY. How to check any provider’s registration in two minutes.