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Your NDIS Registered Service Provider in NSW

Supporting people with a disability, their families, and carers, to enjoy a life of connection and fulfilment.

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Don’t settle for outdated, overcrowded, and unmaintained homes

At Bridges Alliance, we provide high-quality, well-maintained accommodations that exceed NDIS standards, offering modern, safe, and comfortable living with tailored support. Trusted by families and support coordinators, we make independent living seamless.

    • Supported Independent Living (SIL)

    • Specialist Substitute Residential Care (SSRC)

    • Respite/Short-Term Accomodation (STA)

    • Long and Medium Term Accomodation

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Our homes

  • Modern, multi-story white house with large glass windows, balconies, and a garage, surrounded by a well-maintained green lawn and tropical plants.

    Wollongong

  • Modern brick house with large windows, a driveway, and landscaped yard with trees and shrubs.

    Glen Alpine

  • Front view of a suburban house with a two-car garage, manicured lawn, a tree, and a mailbox with the number 135.

    Mount Annan

  • A single-story house with a light-colored exterior, a gable roof, three windows with blinds, a garage door, a concrete driveway, a small porch, and a backyard with grass and trees.

    Picton

  • Backyard patio with outdoor dining table, chairs, and a covered seating area with wooden beams, grass lawn, and a brick house with a tiled roof under a blue sky.

    Raby

  • Multistory apartment building with gray, white, and orange exterior walls and balconies, under an overcast sky.

    Campbelltown

A woman and an elderly man smiling at a Christmas celebration. The woman stands behind the man, who is seated in a wheelchair, and has her hand on his arm. The man wears a green Christmas shirt with a Santa graphic and text that says 'Merry Christmas'. The woman wears a light green dress and sunglasses hanging from her neckline. In the background, there is a decorated Christmas tree, balloons, and holiday decorations.

You’re more than just a number

Many participants feel they lack control over their services, facing limited choices, unclear communication, and support that doesn’t meet their needs. At Bridges Alliance, we put you first, offering choice, flexibility, and transparency in every service. We match you with support workers who align with your preferences and ensure clear communication with regular feedback opportunities, so your support evolves with your needs.

    • Community Access

    • Domestic Assistance

    • Home Supports

    • Independent Living Options (ILO)

    • Support Coordination

    • Transport

    • Day Program (EOI)

But don’t just take our word for it…

  • "I like it here. I came from Respite and I loved the activities. I enjoy the company of my housemates and I like the support. I'm comfortable, and I engage with everyone."

    - Salvatore

  • A boy at a fair holding a colorful toy bag and smiling. In the background, there are people shopping and amusement rides.

    "Rayden had a really great time. He loved the fair, and even came up with a plan with his support worker - that next time he wasn't going to be afraid of the balloon games! He also had a blast with his other support worker last night! He has non-stop talked about both of them since he came home."

    - Rayden’s caregiver

  • A man and an elderly woman standing in a kitchen, with the woman mixing dough in a large pot.

    "We are happy. Frank is happy. We have trust with your care of our son. We love the way it is tailored to him, and how he is not just a number. He is always being supported in every aspect that he would like to attain."

    - Frank’s parents

Interested in joining the Bridges Alliance Family?

With 90+ dedicated staff across 12+ high-quality accommodation and respite sites, we provide personalized, reliable support tailored to your needs. Whether you're looking for a comfortable, well-maintained home, assistance with daily living, or a welcoming community, we’re here to help you live with independence and confidence.

👉 Get in touch today to learn more about how we can support you!

Phone

1300 771 063

Email

infoandreferrals@bridgesalliance.com.au

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FAQs

  • NDIS providers are community organisations or individuals who deliver disability support to NDIS participants. Service providers must be registered under the NDIS and meet specific government requirements to legally deliver support.

  • The NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme) is a national government scheme that provides funding to Australians aged under 65 years living with particular types of physical, learning or mental disabilities, so they can receive the adequate support they need to live independently as possible. Aged care funding will take over upon turning 65.

  • The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) is responsible for assessing your eligibility for NDIS funding. To be eligible to receive funding from NDIS registered providers, you must:

    • Be under 65 years of age (My Aged Care applies over 65).

    • For children, they must be aged over 7 years of age.

    • Be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia.

    • Have an impairment or condition that is likely to be permanent (lifelong) which stops you from doing everyday activities by yourself, or prevents you from living independently.

    You can assess your eligibility criteria yourself by doing the following:

    • Step 1: Review the requirements on the NDIS Access Checklist.

    • Step 2: Call the NDIA on 1800 800 110 to discuss your eligibility.

  • NDIS funding works by providing individuals with the necessary funding to access approved disability support services which have been identified as necessary within their NDIS plan. Categories of funding participants can receive money for include:

    • Core supports budget: Includes consumables or everyday items (including continence aids), low-cost equipment to aid mobility, assist in daily activities for household cleaning and maintenance, social participation (hearing aids), and transport.

    • Capacity building budget: This budget is designed to help participants achieve their goals in areas in employment (finding and keeping a job), improve their health (exercise and diet advice), education (help them further their schooling), relationships (advice to develop positive interactions with others), and living arrangements.

    • Capital support budget: Use to help fund assistive technologies including vehicle modifications, wheelchairs and modifications to the home. This includes the installation of a handrail in your bathroom or a ramp into the home.

    Depending on how you manage your funding, accessing the money to pay NDIS providers can vary. If you choose to self-manage your funds, you have two funding options to pay for your supports:

    1. Make a payment request and then pay your provider.

    2. Pay your provider and then make a payment request.

    Your choice of support can be purchased from any registered provider as long as the services are in line with your goals. A formal review meeting occurs after 12 months to assess whether you are happy with the support within your plan, or if changes need to be made.

  • NDIS funding will cover the following:

    • Help people with personal care needs such as general hygiene, getting in and out of bed, managing finances, house cleaning and other domestic activities.

    • Payment for aids and equipment such as wheelchairs and hearing aids.

    • Psychological, social and speech therapy and physiotherapy.

    • Social participation activities.

    • Transport so people can keep in regular touch with friends and interact with their community daily.

  • As a long-time NDIS service provider, our nurturing and experienced team have honed our processes and services to provide a supportive journey so that all participants can enjoy a life of connection and fulfilment.

    Our service delivery is dedicated to the personal journey of each and every one of our clients, their families and carers. As a result, we offer a wide range of disability support designed to assist clients of all backgrounds, ages, physical and mental impairment levels. Know that when you work with our team, we have your best interests at heart to ensure that you get to live as independently as possible. We put your decisions and choices first in all conversations and plans.