At INREACH Supports, we believe everyone deserves to live a life of dignity, independence, and connection. As a trusted NDIS-registered provider, we deliver person-centred disability supports tailored to your unique goals and aspirations.
24/7 tailored support in comfortable home environments designed for safety, dignity, and independence.
Meaningful community engagement and social activities fostering inclusion and personal growth.
Compassionate assistance with daily living activities including personal care, meals, and household tasks.
Specialized care for complex needs including bowel care, dysphagia management, and positive behavior support.
Coordinated access to essential therapies through trusted local providers that complement our support services.
Flexible, supported breaks away from home for up to 14 days. Recharge, try new activities, and build independence in a safe, welcoming environment.
Temporary, accessible housing for up to 90 days while you transition to your long-term home. Support for daily living and a smooth move.
We believe in complete transparency in all our operations. Our participant-driven approach ensures your goals and preferences always come first.
Our dedicated staff brings years of local expertise and specialized training to provide the highest quality support tailored to your unique needs.
We collaborate with trusted allied health providers and community organizations to ensure comprehensive, coordinated support for all your needs.
We're committed to continuous improvement through regular feedback, quality audits, and staff development to consistently exceed expectations.
Passionate about making a difference? Explore current opportunities and grow your career with us. We offer competitive benefits, ongoing training, and a supportive work environment.
Ready to start your journey? Contact us for a friendly chat about how we can support you. We'll guide you through the NDIS process and create a personalized support plan.
Our team and participants prepare and deliver free hot meals to the community every month as part of Give Back Thursday. Thank you to everyone who helps make a difference!
INREACH Supports' community initiative providing free hot meals to those in need at Queens Park, Ipswich. The next event will be held on Thursday, 15 May 2025 at 4:30 PM, with future events running every 4 weeks.
The 2025 Federal Budget includes $364.5 million for "foundational supports" outside of the NDIS, designed to help people with disability live independently.
Read MoreThe South East Queensland Inclusion League launched its second season, expanding to four teams including a new Redcliffe side.
Read MoreThe Australian Government passed legislation to replace the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) with the new Administrative Review Tribunal (ART).
Read MoreThe NDIA has issued a warning about a new phishing scam targeting NDIS participants and providers. Participants are urged to remain vigilant.
Read MoreIpswich City Council endorsed its new Inclusion and Connectedness Implementation Program, aimed at making the city more accessible and inclusive.
Read MoreAn Ipswich community forum engaged locals with disability, families, and providers to discuss the Queensland Government's Disability Engagement and Co-Design Strategy.
Read MoreThe final report of the independent NDIS Review was released with 26 recommendations to restore trust, simplify participant experiences, and ensure long-term sustainability.
Read MoreWe're committed to continuous improvement and value your feedback. Whether you have a suggestion, compliment, or concern, we're here to listen and respond.
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The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is an Australian government initiative that provides funding and support to people with a permanent and significant disability. The NDIS helps participants achieve their goals related to independence, community participation, employment, and overall quality of life.
At INREACH Supports, we help participants navigate their NDIS plans and access the supports they need.
We offer a range of NDIS-funded disability support services, including:
Supported Independent Living (SIL) refers to assistance with daily tasks to help NDIS participants live as independently as possible in shared or individual accommodation. Supports are tailored to your specific needs and goals.
INREACH Supports primarily services:
We focus on these local communities to ensure quality and consistency. Please contact us to confirm availability or express interest in other areas.
Eligibility is determined through your NDIS plan and support needs. We can assist you in understanding your plan and working with your support coordinator to explore available funding options.
Simply contact us for an initial consultation. We'll discuss your goals, assess your needs, and guide you through the onboarding process, including service agreements and support planning.
Yes. We take a person-centred approach, ensuring supports are designed around your preferences, goals, and lifestyle. Every support plan is unique and flexible to adapt over time.
We offer 24/7 support for participants requiring ongoing assistance, including overnight Active or Inactive support options in SIL settings.
We operate under a robust Quality Management System (QMS) aligned with NDIS Practice Standards. This includes regular audits, staff training, feedback mechanisms, and incident management processes to ensure continuous improvement.
All support workers are fully trained and hold relevant qualifications, including NDIS Worker Screening Checks. For high-intensity supports, staff receive client-specific training to meet complex care needs.
Yes. While we do not provide Allied Health services directly, we have established partnerships with trusted local providers and can assist with coordination and integration into your support plan.
We value feedback as an opportunity to improve. Participants and families can provide feedback through our formal Feedback & Complaints process, available on our website or by contacting our office directly.
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