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.
With 10 schools across NSW and South Australia, Adult Community Hubs in Melbourne, regional locations and teams of mobile therapists across NSW, ACT, VIC and SA, we are able to provide support with assessments, schooling, social supports, therapies and workshops to a broad range of clients and families. We are an approved NDIS service provider for NSW, ACT, VIC and SA and can provide services on a fee-for-service basis.
Assist Plan Managers understand how difficult it is to navigate the NDIS. They help take the stress away by managing your funding and paying the bills so you can concentrate on achieving your goals.
NDIS Support Categories Registered to Provide
– CAPACITY BUILDING: Improved Life Choices (Plan Management)
Provides quality schooling to students of all abilities, including an increasing number of students with special needs from all social and ethnic backgrounds. They provide schooling to a wide range of communities, including some of WA’s most remote and disadvantaged Indigenous communities and regional towns.
At Home Care offers flexible, tailored support options focused on improving quality of life for people with complex and high care needs, such as acquired brain or spinal cord injuries. A network of highly qualified nurses, carers and support teams handle everything from respite and nursing care, to social support and community access. AHC have the capacity to support people with disabilities living in the South West.
NDIS Support Categories Registered to Provide:
– CORE: Assistance with Daily Life; Transport; Assistance with Social and Community Participation
– CAPACITY BUILDING: Increased Social and Community Participation
The Australian Advisory Board on ASD is the national peak body representing people who have an autism spectrum disorder, their families, carers and helpers.
The Australian Human Rights Commission aims to foster greater understanding and protection of human rights in Australia and to address the human rights concerns of a broad range of individuals and groups.
Provides a range of services to support, advocate, help, educate and guide families who have a family member with Autism as well as the greater community.
Autism Alliance has been established to represent and deliver services for families and children living with autism.
