Community Legal Western Australia
Community Legal WA is the peak body for community legal centres in Western Australia. We support our members and work for a fair WA, where everyone has equal access to justice.
The information provided below is purely to be used as a directory, not as specific recommendations from the South West Autism Network. If you know of an organisation or service which should be included in this directory, or a listing is incorrect, please contact us. If you are looking for WA NDIS Endorsed Providers and want to know what types of support they provide, visit the provider listing page here. Please note that not all of the endorsed providers on this list are physically located in the south west, but may provide outreach services from Perth or other regions.
SWAN lists Service Providers for informational purposes only.
If you wish to contact a provider you must contact them directly with the information in the Service Provider’s listing. Please do not send any private or medical information to SWAN if you are trying to reach a Service Provider.
Community Legal WA is the peak body for community legal centres in Western Australia. We support our members and work for a fair WA, where everyone has equal access to justice.
For people with a significant disability, who always need a companion to provide attendant care support in order to participate at most community venues and activities. Card holders can gain entry to many venues and events at reduced or no cost.
Supplier of patient care products.
NDIS Support Categories Registered to Provide:
– CORE: Consumables
– CAPITAL: Assistive Technology
Maddie Antunovich, a Psychologist with a special interest in paediatrics.
Provides access to arts & culture for people with a disability or a mental illness.
Provides high quality education for children and young people throughout Western Australia, helping them reach their full potential. They provide individual programs for every student- for those who are academically gifted, students with special learning needs, those with a flair for the arts or a passion for sports, and students from vulnerable communities.
Formally known as Disability Support for Older Australians (DSOA) Program, this program supports older people with disability who received specialist disability services from the Continuity of Support (CoS) Program, but were not eligible for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
The peak advocacy organisation in WA for people with intellectual and other developmental disability and their families. DDWA supports people with developmental disability and their families to have a strong voice. They partner with others to develop more connected and inclusive communities and influence government and other decision makers.