NDIS Registered Support Services
Our Services
NDIS registered support services for young people in South West and Western Sydney.
Elevate Youth Lab™
Elevate Youth Lab is our flagship capacity-building model, designed specifically for young people aged 12–20 with disability and those in Out-of-Home Care. Rather than doing tasks for young people, we build the skills, routines, and confidence they need to do things themselves.
Through a structured four-stage progression, from engagement and initiation through to independence achieved, we create the conditions for real, lasting change. Each young person's plan is personalised, evidence-informed, and focused on measurable outcomes that matter to them and their families.
Learn More about EYLThe 4 Stages
1. Engagement & Initiation
Building trust and exploring goals.
2. Supported Participation
Modelling and practising together.
3. Guided Independence
Support fading gradually.
4. Independence Achieved
Self-managed with confidence.
Support Coordination
Our support coordination services help young people and families navigate their NDIS plans, connect with the right providers, and build capacity to manage their own supports effectively.
Plan Implementation
We help you understand your NDIS plan, break down goals into actionable steps, and ensure you're making the most of your funding.
Provider Connection
We connect you with trusted providers and support you in coordinating services across multiple agencies.
Capacity Building
We build your skills and confidence to self-manage your supports, reducing dependency and increasing control.
Crisis Support
When challenges arise, we're there to help navigate and resolve them quickly and effectively.
Community Participation
Meaningful community participation is about connection, belonging, and growth. We help young people engage in social and community activities that matter to them, whether that's sports, creative pursuits, volunteering, or simply being part of their local community.
We build social skills, confidence, and lasting community connections in supportive, inclusive environments. Our approach focuses on natural supports and peer relationships, helping young people develop the independence and confidence to participate in community life on their own terms.
What we support:
- 1 Social and recreational activities
- 2 Developing friendships and social networks
- 3 Building confidence and self-esteem
- 4 Volunteering and giving back
Independent Living Skills
Independence in daily living is built through structured, real-world practice. We support young people to develop essential life skills, from cooking and budgeting to using public transport and managing personal care, in the actual environments where they'll use these skills.
Our approach is evidence-informed, individualised, and focused on what matters to each young person. We don't just teach skills; we build confidence, problem-solving ability, and the resilience to manage life independently.
Skill areas we support:
- 1 Cooking, nutrition, and meal planning
- 2 Financial management and budgeting
- 3 Using public transport and community access
- 4 Personal care and hygiene routines
- 5 Household management and cleaning
Who Can Access Our Services
Our services are for:
- Young people aged 12–20 with disability and NDIS funding
- Young people in Out-of-Home Care (OOHC), including those in the care of the Minister
- Young people with complex needs including trauma backgrounds
- Young people seeking structured, outcomes-focused support
- Families and carers wanting professional coordination and capacity building
How to access our services:
- Confirm NDIS eligibility or Out-of-Home Care status
- Contact us to discuss your needs and goals
- Submit a referral form (self-referral or through an NDIS planner or support coordinator)
- Participate in initial assessment and planning with our team
- Begin structured support tailored to your needs
Structured support creates the conditions for real change. It's not about doing things for young people. It's about building the skills and confidence they need to do things themselves.
Ready to Get Started?
Whether you're an NDIS planner, DCJ caseworker, support coordinator, or family member, we're here to help. Contact us to discuss how our services can support your young person's goals and independence.
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Based in Liverpool, NSW. Servicing South West and Western Sydney, with a vision for national reach.
Location
Liverpool, NSW 2170
Servicing South West & Western Sydney
Expanding our reach across Australia
Phone
0480 800 521Last reviewed: 18 April 2026 · Author: Yosmerys Aparicio Cuencas, creator of the Elevate Youth Lab framework