NDIS support in Queensland
Kinship Uniting Services is a registered NDIS provider based in Colebee, Western Sydney. If you or someone you support lives in Queensland, call us first and ask. We’ll tell you plainly whether we can staff it.
- Registered NDIS provider (4-GWVHCEY)
- Based in Western Sydney, with no office in Queensland
- A straight answer on the first call
Can Kinship support you in Queensland?
Here’s how we decide, and what helps us give you an answer quickly.
We’ve supported hundreds of clients and their families across Australia, and our NDIS registration isn’t limited to New South Wales. Our office and our team are in Western Sydney.
So we won’t promise a support worker in Queensland before we know we can roster one. It depends on where you are, what you need and when you need it. If we can’t help, we’ll say so on that first call, and you can go straight to the NDIS partner in the community for your area to find a provider nearby.
Your suburb or town
Tell us the suburb or town, so we can check what we can actually roster there.
The supports and hours
Daily living, community access or high intensity support, and roughly how many hours a week.
How your plan is managed
Agency-managed, plan-managed or self-managed. We work with all three.
Who does what in Queensland
Queensland runs its own worker screening and has its own human rights and guardianship bodies. Here’s who to call for what.
NDIS partners in the community
Local area coordination partners are APM, Carers Queensland, IWC, Feros Care and Mission Australia. Early childhood partners include The Benevolent Society, Bushkids, EACH, Mission Australia, Uniting Care and Uniting Care Communities. The NDIA notes that some areas of Queensland don’t have a partner.
NDIS partners in Queensland →Worker screening
NDIS worker screening in Queensland is run by the Queensland Worker Screening Unit, part of the Department of Justice and Attorney-General.
Queensland worker screening →Office of the Public Guardian
Queensland’s Office of the Public Guardian. Contact details are on its website.
Office of the Public Guardian →NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission
The Commission regulates NDIS providers. If you have a concern or complaint about a provider, call 1800 035 544 (TTY 133 677). It lists no state offices; the one national number covers every state and territory.
NDIS Commission contact details →Questions about your plan go to the NDIA on 1800 800 110. For help finding disability services and supports of any kind, the Australian Government’s Disability Gateway is on 1800 643 787. Looking for an independent advocate? The Disability Advocacy Finder on Ask Izzy lists services by location.
Checked against official websites on 4 October 2026. Partner organisations and contact details can change, so follow the links for the current information.
Supports we deliver
One team, one standard, and the same support worker every visit once you’re matched.
Daily living & personal care
Personal care, showering and dressing, meals, medication prompts and help around the house, on a routine that suits you.
Daily living support →Community participation
Getting out to the places and people you choose, with a support worker who knows you.
Community participation →Life skills & group activities
Building everyday skills and confidence, one to one or alongside other people.
Life skills & groups →High intensity support
Complex bowel care, catheter care, wound care, PEG feeding, medication management, and dementia and behaviour support.
High intensity support →These are the NDIS supports our team delivers. Whether we can deliver them in Queensland comes down to staffing near you, which is why we ask before we promise anything.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participants
The NDIA’s First Nations Strategy 2025–2030 is published with resources in Auslan, audio in language and Easy Read. First Nations Connect, on 1800 411 640, is the NDIA’s phone service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
In remote communities, the NDIA has Remote Community Connectors. It lists them in Queensland, among other states and territories, and describes about 200 connectors across 480 remote communities.
If you talk to us about support, tell us what matters to you about who supports you and how. We’ll be straight with you about whether we can match it.
Plain-English guides to the NDIS
Written for participants and families, free to read or download. They apply wherever you live.
How to apply for the NDIS
Who can apply, who can help, and the evidence that counts.
Read the guide →Understanding your NDIS plan
Your budgets, the rules attached to them, and what’s changing.
Read the guide →Choosing an NDIS provider
How to check the register, what to ask, and when to walk away.
Read the guide →Complaints and your rights
How to raise a concern, who to call, and how to get an advocate.
Read the guide →More plain-English booklets are on our free guides page, and there’s condition-by-condition information on conditions we support.
Questions about NDIS support in Queensland
Can Kinship provide NDIS support in Queensland?
Possibly. We’re a registered NDIS provider (4-GWVHCEY) and our registration isn’t limited to New South Wales, but we only take on support we can staff reliably. Call 0437 733 744 with your suburb or town and what you need, and we’ll tell you straight away whether we can help.
Do you have an office or local staff in Queensland?
No. Our only office is at 39 Victory Road, Colebee NSW, and our team works from Western Sydney. We won’t claim a local presence in Queensland that we don’t have.
Who are the NDIS partners in the community in Queensland?
Local area coordination partners in Queensland are APM, Carers Queensland, IWC, Feros Care and Mission Australia. Early childhood partners include The Benevolent Society, Bushkids, EACH, Mission Australia, Uniting Care and Uniting Care Communities. Some areas of Queensland don’t have a partner. The NDIA keeps the current list on its Queensland page.
Can I get aged care from Kinship in Queensland?
No. Our government-funded aged care is CHSP domestic assistance in Northern Sydney and the Southern Highlands of NSW only. For aged care in Queensland, start with My Aged Care on 1800 200 422.
Where can I raise a concern about an NDIS provider in Queensland?
The NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission takes complaints about NDIS providers on 1800 035 544. The Queensland Human Rights Commission is on 1300 130 670. If anyone is in immediate danger, call 000.
Is there NDIS help for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people?
Yes. First Nations Connect, on 1800 411 640, is the NDIA’s phone service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and the NDIA’s First Nations Strategy 2025–2030 has resources in Auslan, audio in language and Easy Read. In remote communities in Queensland, the NDIA also has Remote Community Connectors.
NDIS support by state and territory
Kinship is based in Colebee, Western Sydney. Pick a state or territory, or see all our locations.
Registered NDIS provider, registration 4-GWVHCEY. Operating in disability and aged care since 2017. Head office 39 Victory Road, Colebee NSW 2761. Images are illustrative; to protect our clients’ privacy we never show real clients.
Talk to us about support in Queensland
We’re based in Western Sydney. Call us and we’ll tell you straight away whether we can staff support where you are.
Registration 4-GWVHCEY. How to check any provider’s registration in two minutes.