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.
SPOTS provide occupational therapy services to children attending main stream schools and have a diagnosis on the higher end of the spectrum. Services include self-regulation, sensory processing, gross and fine motor coordination, handwriting skills and visual perceptual skills
Unit 2, 76 Spencer Street (by appointment only)
Bunbury WA 6230
Ph: 0408 364 179 (Monday-Friday)
Email: spots.bunbury@gmail.com
Web: www.spotsbunbury.com
Provides support for students with disabilities and diverse learning needs through teams of teachers working from the School of Special Educational Needs: Disability, School of Special Educational Needs: Sensory (Vision Education Service and the Western Australian Institute for Deaf Education) and the School of Medical and Mental Health.
Department of Education
Statewide Services Centre
33 Giles Avenue
Padbury WA 6025
Ph: (08) 9402 6100
Email: SSEND.Enquiries@education.wa.edu.au
Website: www.oneclassroom.wa.edu.au
St Jude’s Disability Services provides accommodation support, community participation programs, skills development, therapy services through occupational therapists or physiotherapists, as well as support coordination. They have a Respite Centre in Glen Iris (Bunbury), as well as Service Coordinators in Bunbury and Manjimup. Please note: South West Coordinators work from home; please contact head office for contact details.
NDIS Support Categories Registered to Provide:
– CORE: Assistance with Daily Life; Transport; Assistance with Social & Community Participation
– CAPACITY BUILDING: Support Coordination (plan management and coordination of supports); Improved Living Arrangements; Increased Social and Community Participation; Finding and Keeping a Job; Improved Relationships; Improved; Health and Wellbeing; Improved Learning; Improved Life Choices; Improved Daily Living Skills)
Head Office
165 Wright St
Kewdale WA 6105
Ph: (08) 9279 4343
Email: info@stjudes.com.au
Web: www.stjudes.com.au
Dr Brad MacDonald offers paediatric services one day a week out of Child/Teen Matters.
Deals with funding applications for an education assistant (EA) to work in the classroom for children with special needs.
A paediatric private practice that offers a range of therapy and support services in the South west of WA. The team of therapists includes: speech pathologists, occupational therapists, psychologists, physiotherapists, therapy assistants, tutors and dietitians to help in all areas of child development.
Bunbury Homemaker Centre
14C, 42 Strickland St
Bunbury WA 6230
Ph: (08) 9791 7898
Email: admin@steppingstonesbunbury.com
Web: www.steppingstonesbunbury.com
Suicide Call Back Service is a nationwide service that offers free professional phone and online counselling for people living in Australia who are affected by suicide. For people aged 15+ years.
Ph: 1300 659 467 (Available 24/7)
24/7 Online Chat: www.suicidecallbackservice.org.au/phone-and-online-counselling/suicide-call-back-service-online-counselling
Web: www.suicidecallbackservice.org.au
Provide supports for individuals in their home and also in the community, including: customised employment options; respite and short term accommodation; life skills and training; social and community activities; group activities and outing options; assistance in friendship; and network development for individuals.
NDIS Support Categories Registered to Provide:
– CORE: Assistance with Daily Life; Transport; Consumables; Assistance with Social and Community Participation
– CAPITAL: Home Modifications and Specialised Disability Accommodation
– CAPACITY BUILDING: Support Coordination (Plan Management &/or Coordination of Supports); Improved Living Arrangements; Increased Social and Community Participation; Finding and Keeping a Job; Improved Relationships; Improved; Health and Wellbeing; Improved Learning; Improved Life Choices; Improved Daily Living Skills
