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Top 10 Tips for Choosing an NDIS Service Provider

When it comes to choosing the best NDIS Service Provider for your needs, it's important to consider your goals, research into the history and testimonials the organisation has to offer, and think about the following ten questions.


Does the provider offer the kinds of supports that I may need?

You can see our Supports here.

When you begin your discussions with Enable WA, we ask a lot of questions about your personal goals. They may be related to employment, education, moving out of home or becoming more social. Whatever your goals, we pair you with the right people to help reach them.

At Enable WA, our primary drive is to promote inclusivity. This value is instilled in all of our practice - from encouraging feedback from clients, training modules based around knowing and caring for the rights of people, and policies regarding inclusive practice of all genders, sexual orientations, race and religion.

If you ever feel you're being treated unfairly, we have systems in place to help you share your concerns in a safe, caring environment.

When we initially meet, we take the time to get to know you. That includes going over your Plan in detail, and finding out your hobbies, your preferences for Support and more. Your Support Worker and Service Coordinator meet with you and/or your carer/family regularly for reviews.

Our Service Coordinators are experts in the field of disability, and have years of experience behind them. We will do our absolute best to get the most out of your Plan, so you're given the flexibility you require.

We hire a diverse range of people, from expert Therapists to new Support Workers who want to make a difference in the lives of others. Our team are all trained in their areas, and we will match you to the best person for the job.

Our prices are all set in accordance to the NDIS. You can see our price list here.

At Enable WA, we are happy to report that the most common finding from a recent audit amongst our clients was that they felt Enable WA treated them like a person, "not a number". You can also see from our latest Annual Reports the work we have been doing in the community, or read our client testimonials here.

We sure do! We urge all of our clients and families of clients to become involved in our Client Advisory Group - a group to help us determine the future policies and practices of the organisation. You can apply here.

In the case of making a complaint, we are very supportive in helping you get it to the right people. You can leave a complaint or file an incident report here.

At Enable WA, we are happy to report that the most common finding from a recent audit amongst our clients was that they felt Enable WA treated them like a person, "not a number". You can also see from our latest Annual Reports the work we have been doing in the community, or read our client testimonials here.


If you're thinking of joining Enable WA, you can begin the online application process here, or get in touch with us at any time on (08)9792 7500.

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