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Compass Housing builds to High Physical Support Housing Design Guidelines, with generous dimensions and additional features that cater to people with higher mobility and/or behavioural needs.

Let our NDIS plan managers be your financial experts. The one who takes care of the money side of your NDIS plan, helping you keep your budget on track, and navigating complex NDIS rules and coding.

NIGHT N DAY Comfort offer the only custom, made-to-measure, reusable incontinence products in the world. No body is ever too large or too small.

At Community Therapy, our physiotherapists support people over the age of 18 to work towards their goals and live enriched and meaningful lives.

Living My Way takes an individualised and holistic approach to empowering our members to live as independently as they choose. We pride ourselves on being an honest and professional organisation with member representation on the board.

From patient handling and mobilisation to hygiene and pressure injury prevention, Alphacare offers a range of solutions designed to help you meet the continually evolving challenges of today’s Allied Healthcare setting.

"I am extremely excited and absolutely honoured to be one of the first bloggers about Northcott Innovation’s online home matching platform Nest." Read Gretta's story here.

"The expo helps to build a stronger and more resilient community, as families have all the tools they need to help their child live to their full potential, but also the entire family unit as a whole." – 'Warrior Mum' and disability advocate Natalie Roberts-Mazzeo

The Hunter Disability Expo was created to bring together essential services into one place be the expo where people come face-to-face with innovative new products and service providers whilst being inspired by the opportunities available within the wider community that enable us to ‘just live’.

Katrin loves Zest Care because we have helped her see new places and supported her in her goals. “You know they’re there 24 hours a day, all year round. I’ve been very happy with them.”

Behaviour change should be about knowing the purpose of a behaviour across different settings and considering whether behaviour change supports the quality of life of each individual and the people who care for them.