NDIS support workers in Hoppers Crossing

Registered NDIS provider 4-L3B1CJR. Our support workers come to you in Hoppers Crossing, at home and out in the community.

Reliable help at home, with personal care and on community outings. We work with self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed participants.

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Checked before their first shift

Every support worker who comes to you holds these, without exception:

  • NDIS Worker Screening Check
  • Working with Children Check
  • First aid and CPR
  • NDIS Worker Orientation Module
  • Infection control training

The same faces each week

You shouldn't have to explain your routine to someone new every visit. We keep a small, stable team around each person: the same workers, who get to know you, your home and how you like things done.

We match them to you on what matters, such as gender, culture, language and interests. If a change is ever needed, we'll tell you upfront.

Outings around Hoppers Crossing

Community access is support to get out and do the things you enjoy, with a worker alongside you. Around Hoppers Crossing, that might be:

  • Shopping, lunch or a coffee at Pacific Werribee
  • Joining a local group, class or club, with your worker beside you while you settle in
  • Getting to appointments and activities around Hoppers Crossing and Werribee
  • Catching up with family and friends

Read more about community access and social participation.

Frequently asked questions

Will I have the same support worker each week?

We aim for consistent workers, so you're not explaining your routine to someone new every visit. We'll be upfront if a change is needed.

Can my support worker come with me to Pacific Werribee?

Yes. Outings like shopping or lunch at Pacific Werribee can be part of community access support, which is usually funded from the Core budget of an NDIS plan.

Do you support people near Hoppers Crossing too?

Yes. We cover Melbourne's west, including Werribee, Tarneit, Truganina and Melton. Tell us your suburb when you get in touch.

Make a referral or ask a question

Call 0412 306 722 or email admin@equalaccesscare.com.au. We'll call you back the same day. Prefer a form? Use the online referral form.