Find Support Workers

You determine how, when and where you require assistance. Seeking an accomplice for events and outings? A mentor for work? Or a fitness coach to help you stay active? A specialist in complex care? Pair up with a support worker who aligns with your goals and is there to give you the support to make them happen.

What Support Can You Find?

• Personal & In-Home Care
• Household Assistance
• Transport & Mobility Assistance
• Therapy Reminders
• Out & About
• Specialist Care (High Needs)
• Education & Workplace Support

Whatever support is needed, whenever it is needed, our team is standing by to step up and help take the stress out of life for you.

Dedicated NDIS Support Workers for Every Need

Living with a disability can often be a daunting experience not because of the condition, but the barriers society puts in their way. The issue isn’t only about getting through a day — it’s about being able to participate in a world that often refuses to make room for individual needs. But at Support Network, we do more than care; we help people live with dignity, assurance, and independence. Our NDIS support workers are not just caregivers; they are partners who support people to live their life in ways that are comforting, safe, and in accordance with the person’s sense of belonging.

Every disability has its own challenges, but the right support will always transform pain into victory. From help with daily routines, to building vital life skills and ensuring emotional and social well-being, we custom-create every support plan — care as unique as the individual. Our team includes compassionate, expert professionals trained to support individuals with a variety of disabilities, to help them gain confidence, independence, and reach their goals.

Autism Support Workers

Because autism is not homogenous, knowing the subjectivity of sensory sensitivities, communication differences and behavioural needs and applying that knowledge to support each individual is paramount. Our autism support workers provide individualised support so that individuals can feel comfortable in their day-to-day routines, taking part in social activities, and learning life skills in a way that works for them — and that makes them feel safe. Our purpose is to make sure every person with autism can do the same through focused guided education facility and soothing techniques, tailored to make every single round come into the sunrise at their own pace.

Mental Health Support Workers

For people with mental health conditions including anxiety, depression, PTSD, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, even the smallest task can seem insurmountable. As mental health support workers, our team members go beyond just providing support; they are the ones that provide stability, encouragement and a comforting presence. From assisting with daily tasks to providing emotional support or ensuring compliance with therapy protocols, our caregivers foster a safe and empathic environment in which people feel heard and accompanied. We don’t believe that mental health care should be reactive — that’s exactly why we have our support workers who help individuals take steps in their lives to take back control, to reconnect with life and find joy in the little things again.

Physical Disability Support Workers

For those with physical disabilities, day-to-day living can pose challenges that demand adaptive solutions and ongoing support. To help individuals with limited mobility, chronic pain disorders, or movement disorders continue to be independent, our physical disability support workers provide assistance. Whether through personal care, transportation, or home modifications to maximize independence and comfort, our team is dedicated to establishing a cross-functional, supporting environment. You don’t just deliver them physically but give them the tools to be independent their day-to-day life.

Intellectual Disability Support Workers

Individuals with intellectual disabilities often need structured, patient assistance with skill development over the long term. Our intellectual disability support workers gets to know each individual, their strengths, needs, and aspirations. Whether it is providing assistance with communication or decision making, assisting with completing daily living tasks, or finding a way to be involved in community activities, our team offers gentle, emanating support that promotes independence. We understand that for a person with an intellectual disability every progression is a major accomplishment, and so we celebrate the small things.

Dementia & Alzheimer’s Support Workers

An Alzheimer’s diagnosis can be devastating for both the person and loved ones. However, loss-of-memory, confusion, and behavior changes can make day-to-day life challenging, and the right callous care can change everything. Our dementia and Alzheimer’s support staff provide structured and familiar environments to promote a sense of safety and security. We promote dignity and reduce distress via memory-support techniques, emotional reassurance and specialised care strategies. We guide, we respite, we guarantee that our loved ones are treated with understanding and patience.

Sensory Impairment Support Workers (Hearing & Vision Loss)

Hearing loss, vision impairment, and dual sensory disabilities come with communication barriers that can lead to feelings of isolation. This includes our specialist sensory impairment support workers, who have been trained to guide people in confidently and easily navigate their world. We assist people with sensory disabilities in a number of ways, from Braille and assistive devices, to sign language communication support — using our team to ensure people are heard, understand and are included in every area of everyday life. Accessibility is not about mere physical adjustments—it’s about providing real pathways for connection and engagement.

Neurological Disorder Support Workers

Disabilities like Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis (MS), epilepsy, and brain injuries often need specialised and adaptive care. Our neurological disorder support workers help with mobility, coordination, and daily living needs so people can remain as independent as possible. By providing structured physical support, cognitive engagement and emotional reassurance, we support people in managing their symptoms while living meaningful lives. We work with ability over disability, encouraging our clients to overcome obstacles with confidence.

Chronic Illness Support Workers

Chronic conditions like diabetes, autoimmune diseases, and fibromyalgia entail long-term management that can take a physical and emotional toll. Our chronic illness support workers can help with daily tasks, managing medication and lifestyle adjustments so that, rather than feeling like you are burdening someone, you feel supported. A long-term condition shouldn't mean giving up on life, and with the right support, people can achieve their ambitions while protecting their health.

Palliative Care Support Workers

When we reach out as community members to those experiencing the most sensitive aspects of human life, end-of-life care, we need to have no less than the unyielding compassion, respect, and empathy. Our palliative care support workers provide quality comfort-focused care to those at the end of life, emphasising dignity, emotional well-being and pain management. We get so close to the families, providing not just the logistical help but the emotional help also at such a hard time. All should be and feel surrounded by care, compassion and love in their last stages of life.

Post-Surgery & Rehabilitation Support Workers

Physically and emotionally adjusting following surgery or major medical procedure requires a lot of resilience. And, we have post-surgery and rehabilitation support workers who help with everything from wound care and mobility support, to emotional encouragement and therapy assistance. Going from hospitals to homes can be stressful and challenging, but if individuals have the appropriate support, they can heal and regain the strength needed to return to daily life.

Children’s Disability Support Workers

Support for Children with Disabilities must be playful, engaging, and nurturing. Our child disability support workers are specialists in developing skills, building confidence and nurturing happy experiences, helping children to grow and reach their potential. The journey encompasses early educational guidance, social integration, and more—our approach to each child is moulded to encourage and engage them with the requisite tools they need to progress successfully in life.

Elderly & Aged Care Support Workers

Ageing doesn’t have to mean losing dignity or autonomy. From personal care and mobility assistance to health monitoring and companionship, our elderly support workers ease to help seniors stay healthy and happy within the comfort of their own homes. Whether it’s assistance with a daily routine, joining for social activities or just providing a kind presence, our team makes sure that older people can still live safely, comfortably and with a sense of purpose.

No one should remain vulnerable or to be left behind, as our NDIS caregivers are here to step in. That and more—short-term care, long-term care, you and your loved one—so you can rest assured that whatever support you need, we can deliver support that actually makes a difference.

Cultural Support Workers: Multicultural Disability Support Tailored to You

Having a support worker of their own cultural background makes a difference in the world to those elders and children. It makes them feel heard, understood, and genuinely cared for in a manner that respects their ancestry, language and customs.

For elders, cultural identity is so closely linked to recollections, comfort and belonging. A support worker who shares their mother tongue, is familiar with their customs and respects their values is integral to ensuring dignity, emotional well-being and independence. It protects against isolation, and it means that care isn’t mere assistance; it’s connection, it’s respect.

Culturally-grounded support workers ensure that the children grow up in an environment that strengthens rather than uproots their identity. It provides uninterrupted communication builds trust, and enables them to feel confident in their culture identity without losing the care that they require.

Our workers are professionally trained and specifically matched, we utilise cultural differences to ensure that worker and supported person have common cultural ground.

Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Support Workers – Culturally Safe & Respectful Care

Support that upholds First Nations ways of working, community expectations and cultural practices can play a critical role for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Islander people. Our Indigenous support workers deliver culturally safe, holistic and deeply personal care that respects the traditions, culture and spirituality of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander clients. We offer support for elders through community engagement, storytelling, or traditional healing practices, but also ensure that young children stay connected with their culture — a part of their identity and sense of belonging.

Arabic-Speaking Support Workers

Language, therefore, can be one of the greatest barriers to accessing support services. “We have Arabic talking support workers who enabled meaningful and authentic communication between individuals and families. They appreciate the family-based characteristics of Arabic-speaking societies, so they know care needs to incorporate more than just the patient, but also family engagement and religious customs. From assistance with daily living and aged care to NDIS navigation, our workers provide culturally sensitive support in Arabic.

Chinese-Speaking Support Workers

Traditional family values related to respect for elders and family unity, and a holistic approach to physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being are central to care for the Chinese-Australian families. We have a team of Chinese-speaking support workers to provide culturally aligned services. Be it sharing companionship with elderly people who want to keep living in their own homes while still being connected to their loved ones, or providing language-friendly NDIS, we are making sure to provide the assistance with love, empathy and respect for their culture.

Greek Support Workers

Greek-speaking support workers are essential as Greek culture celebrates strong family, tradition and communal based support which is interwoven within the fabric of how Greeks receive care. Our Greek support workers combine a background in the language, custom meal prep and respect for Greek traditions into our person-centred care. This matters even more for these Greek elders as, to them, it may seem lonely that they do not have a support worker who speaks their language or shares their culture.

Indian Support Workers

The Indian-Australian community is a broad church, with many languages, cultures, and traditions. Due to cultural practices, religious reasons, and catering to food variety, our Indian support workers provide individualised and culturally poor services. Our support workers deliver culturally sensitive and individualised care — whether it’s supporting elders who prefer home-cooked meals or helping younger people navigate the NDIS while remaining connected to their heritage.

Italian Support Workers

The values of community, food and language all carry great importance in the everyday lives of Italian-Australians. Thanks to our Italian-speaking support workers, we are here to support and provide care that leaves no one behind and creates emotional and social connection. From preparing home-cooked, healthy, familiar meals to keeping elders engaged with their communities, our workers provide warm, family-oriented support that is both consistent with and honoring of the values and traditions of Italian families.

Vietnamese Support Workers

The Netra NDIS Vietnamese Community in Australia audience is has language barriers with access to NDIS and disability services. This is where our Vietnamese-speaking support workers come in, filling the gaps and ensuring that information is clear and culturally relevant, and ensuring that people clearly understand their rights, what funding is available to them if they would like support. From assisting our elders with daily tasks to helping younger people be more independent, our workers make sure that language and culture have no bearing on quality care.

Spanish-Speaking Support Workers

When you are Spanish Speaking your support worker understands your language, traditions and cultural values that make it easy for you to accept support from your support worker. Our Spanish-speaking service workers support individuals in their daily tasks, help with social involvement and tailor care to their needs, so that nobody has to go through isolation because of language barriers. The organization also provides support in Spanish, to help families through the NDIS processes and ensure families are able to access the supports they are entitled to.

Pacific Islander Support Workers

Pacific Islander communities are built around a high value on family, spirituality, and providing for close-knit networks, making it important that support workers have knowledge and understanding of these cultural values. Supporting individuals with disabilities in our Pacific Islanders context involves delivering disability care tailored into a familial, traditional and culturally appropriate care mechanism. Whether supporting individuals with mobility, daily care, or participation in the community, we ensure that services are provided in a manner that respects Pacific Islander traditions and values.

African Background Support Workers

Cultural familiarity is vital for trust and effective assistance to individuals from African backgrounds. With our African support workers, support is delivered in your natural language, respecting your cultural and traditional background, and often, surrounded by your family, creating excitement and connection, where disability support is inspirational rather than isolating. Our workers ensure that cultural needs are always the priority, whether it’s supporting our elders who need age-appropriate care within cultural parameters or helping younger people to access education and employment opportunities.

Navigating the NDIS with Ease: How We Simplify the Process for You

From NDIS funding applications, plan management, to helping you to make informed decisions on the best path forward, we have you covered every step of the way. We help you cut through the jargon, simplifying paperwork, connecting you with the right services to suit your needs and true desires. We maximise your plan, whether you are self-managed, plan-managed, or NDIS-managed, so you can be working however, each dollar works for you and not against you.

We take a proactive and personalised approach. We listen to your individual needs, support you in setting appropriate goals and ensure your NDIS plan enhances your quality of life. You deserve a system that’s for you—not against you. This not only helps optimize your NDIS plan but makes things a little easier and less stressful for you.

Want guidance with your NDIS journey? Get with us at 1300 671 931 and manage your support plan with confidence.

Our Certified & Trained Support Workers

You ask for support workers to help you, but you’re not looking for a person with the right qualifications — you’re looking for someone who gets you, supports you, enables you. If you were wondering why so many of our Support Workers are qualified, that is because we believe qualification isn’t just a matter of ‘ticking the boxes’ — it’s about making sure that every Support Worker has the skill, heart and dedication to be able to help you live life by your own design.

Expertise Backed by Nationally Recognised Qualifications

Our support workers all hold nationally-recognised qualifications, ensuring they’re equipped to provide care that’s not only effective, but safe, respectful and empowering. Here are some of the top qualifications:

• Certificate III & IV in Individual Support (Disability & Aged Care)
• Mental Health First Aid Certification
• First Aid & CPR Certification
• NDIS Orientation & Safeguarding Training
• Behavioural Support & Crisis Management
• Assistive Technology & Mobility Aid Training
• Cultural Competency & Inclusive Support

Because at the end of the day, skills can be taught, but kindness, patience and empathy are from the heart.

Contact Us: Find the Right Support, Without the Hassle

Support should feel right—not forced, not complicated, and definitely not something you have to struggle to access. That’s why we’re here. Whether it’s domestic assistance, physical assistance, or independent living skills, we connect people with disability to the right independent support workers who actually get it. No red tape, no unnecessary waitlists—just support that fits your life.

Our team isn’t just about formal qualifications—it’s about real-world life experiences that make a difference. Each of our disability workers is fully vetted, with background checks, a Police Check, and the NDIS Worker Screening Check, so you can have peace of mind knowing you're in safe hands. Working across a broad range of specialised care settings, our workers are trained to assist with everything from personal care, speech therapy, and community services to complex care needs.

The disability support sector isn’t one-size-fits-all, and neither are we. Whether you need support for a few hours a week or full-time assistance, we offer flexible shifts to match your routine. We work with a registered training organisation to ensure our team receives ongoing training and specialised training, keeping them equipped with the key skills needed to help you live life on your terms.

Let’s get started. Call 1300 671 931 today, and we’ll help you find the right support—without the runaround.