Christian
Psychology Student | UNSW | Personal experience with neurodiversity
Sydney parents of neurodiverse children & teenagers
Find a support worker your child actually wants to see.
Not another parent. Not another teacher. Not someone who just gets through the shift.
We match your child with a youthful, experienced support worker who can relate to them, build trust, and make support feel less like an appointment.
Most workers study related fieldsPsychology, OT, Speech, Nursing, Education and similar degrees.
Safe and screenedFirst Aid, WWCC, police checks, structured learning.
LocalWe match around suburb, interests, availability and fit.
Try it firstYour child can meet us before you use NDIS funding.
When the worker is “nice” but your child still hates it
You can feel when support is just babysitting with a timesheet.
A lot of support workers are polite. They show up. They do the basics. Technically, nothing is wrong.
But your child still doesn’t click with them. They don’t talk. They don’t want to go out. They count down the time until it’s over.
And as a parent, that hurts. Because you’re not looking for someone to just “watch” your child for a few hours. You want someone who helps them feel more confident, more understood, and more like themselves.
A different kind of match
Support should feel more like a calm mentor than another adult appointment.
We take time to understand your child’s personality, interests, needs, routines and comfort level. Then we look for a worker who could genuinely enjoy spending time with them.
The match goes both ways. We don’t just fill a shift. The worker also has to feel like they can connect with your child and support them properly.
Shared interestsGaming, sport, art, music, study, walks, cooking, or just quiet company.
Local familiarityWorkers who know Sydney suburbs, schools, parks, shopping centres and community spaces.
Age-appropriate energyA peer-like feel, while still being safe, boundaried and professional.
ConsistencyMany workers are early in long degrees, so ongoing support is more realistic.
Meet some of the team
Real people your child could actually feel comfortable with.
These are the kinds of support workers we carefully match around your child’s suburb, interests, personality and needs.
Ebony
Enrolled Nurse | Studying to be a Registered Nurse
Alastair
Psychology student | UNSW | Passionate about mental health
Denzil
Founder | Support worker since 2020 | Volunteering since 2016
Kayla
Speech Pathology and Psychology Student | Macquarie Uni
What support can look like
Practical NDIS support for children, kids and teenagers in Sydney.
We keep support flexible because every child is different. Some need active community access. Some need calm in-home NDIS support. Some need a bit of both.
- After-school support and routines
- Community access, outings and social activities
- Transport to activities or appointments
- In-home daily living and self-care support
- Study support for neurodiverse teens
- Confidence, independence and social skill building
For skeptical parents
It is completely fair to be careful about who supports your child.
“How do I know they’re safe?”
Workers have WWCC and police checks. You can meet them first, ask questions, and decide whether it feels right.
“What if my child finds new people stressful?”
We can start gently with photos, videos, phone calls, short intros, and a calm meet and greet. No pressure to perform.
“What if we start and it isn’t right?”
No lock-in contracts. If the fit isn’t right, you are not trapped.
“Are they just doing it for money?”
Most of our workers are studying helping professions and want meaningful experience. We hire people who already show they care.
Current offer
For the next 3 Sydney families who reach out:
- Free meet & greet so you and your child can meet the worker first.
- No lock-in contract so you are not stuck with support that does not feel right.
- Careful local matching based on suburb, interests, personality, needs and availability.
Want to see who we could match with your child?
Fill out the form and we’ll call you to talk through your child’s age, suburb, interests and what kind of support you need.
Request a call nowCapacity changes quickly. If we are not the right fit, we’ll tell you honestly.
Common questions
Before you send the form
Do you support families across all of Sydney?
We are Sydney-based, but the best match depends on your suburb, the worker’s location, your required days and the support needed. Tell us your suburb and we’ll be clear about what is possible.
Can my child meet the worker first?
Yes. That is the point of the free meet and greet. You can meet them, ask questions and see whether your child feels comfortable.
What ages do you support?
We mainly support children, kids, teenagers, teens and young adults who benefit from relatable, relationship-led NDIS support.
What if my child barely talks to new people?
That’s okay. A good first session may simply be quiet company, parallel play, a short walk, or a low-pressure activity. We don’t overload children with questions.
Parent guides
Three helpful guides for common NDIS support searches in Sydney.
These are the guides parents are most likely to find when searching for support.
NDIS support kids Sydney
NDIS Support Kids Sydney: What Parents Should Look For
A parent guide for finding NDIS support for kids in Sydney, with the right worker match, trust and confidence in mind.
Read guideNDIS support teens Sydney
NDIS Support Teens Sydney: Support That Does Not Feel Forced
How to think about NDIS support for teens in Sydney when they need respect, independence and a worker they can actually relate to.
Read guideNDIS support Sydney autism
NDIS Support Sydney Autism
A parent guide to autism support in Sydney, focused on matching, sensory comfort, trust and low-pressure support.
Read guideP.S.
Your child does not need another awkward support shift they dread.
You can keep hoping the next worker magically clicks. Or you can try a safer first step: a free meet and greet and a proper match before committing ongoing NDIS funding.
Send the enquiry