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At a glance
Community access, simply.
Who it helps
People wanting to make friends
People building confidence out and about
People learning to travel independently
Anyone wanting new hobbies and interests
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Outings and activities
Visit parks, libraries, shops, sporting events and community classes.
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Groups and clubs
Support to join social groups, clubs and recreational activities.
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Transport training
Learn to use public transport and travel more independently.
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Social confidence
Build social skills and confidence in new places and situations.
How it’s funded
Usually funded from Core – Social and Community Participation in your NDIS plan.
Selected national hourly price limits
Delivery time
Standard
High intensity
Weekday daytime
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Weekday evening
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Saturday
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Sunday
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Public holiday
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Price limits, not a quote. These maximums apply to NDIA-managed and plan-managed funding. Agree actual charges with your provider. Time, day, intensity and delivery zone affect the applicable item and limit.
Staffing, shared supports and other costs
Confirm the eligible support item, worker skills, hours and staffing arrangements. Shared support needs an agreed allocation across participants; multiple workers need their own agreed hours. Do not assume a ratio simply divides the price.
Sleepovers, daily accommodation packages and separate activities need their own applicable items and claiming conditions. This table shows selected hourly items only. Check the official pricing guidance.
Whether it’s joining a local art class, attending a footy match, exploring your neighbourhood, or grabbing a coffee with mates, we’re here to help you take part in your community, your way.
Because you deserve to be part of it all. Community access is one of our disability support services, so it can work alongside your in-home help, skill building, and peer support.
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What is community access support?
Community access is about helping you get involved in activities and events outside your home. It’s practical support designed to:
Boost your confidence when out and about
Build social skills and independence
Help you discover hobbies, interests, and passions
Create opportunities for real friendships
Make everyday life more exciting and connected
Whether you prefer bustling markets or quiet walks in the park, our team will support you to find and enjoy experiences that light you up.
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How we help you get there.
At Unify, Community Access support can include:
Visiting local parks, libraries, shopping centres, or events
Joining social groups, clubs, or community classes
Attending appointments, sporting events, or recreational outings
Assistance with public transport training
Support with navigating new environments and social settings
Building skills for independent travel and community participation
You set the pace. You choose the goals. We’re here to make the journey smoother (and more fun).
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Why choose Unify for community access?
Genuine connection: We don’t just tick boxes. We build real relationships.
Tailored to you: Every participant’s interests, goals, and comfort zones come first.
Skilled team: Compassionate, experienced, and trained in strengths-based support.
Flexible support options: One-on-one, group outings, or building toward independent travel.
Empowering outcomes: It’s not just about outings. It’s about growing your independence and confidence over time.
Clinically informed: our support workers receive in-house training from our clinical team.
At Unify, we celebrate every step forward, big or small.
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Your world is waiting for you.
Ready to open new doors, meet new people, and enjoy new experiences? We’re ready to walk alongside you and make it happen.
The community is calling, and you belong there.
Real stories
Support that shows.
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Different to other providers I've used in the past.
A friend told me about Unify and I was like, yeah, another provider, whatever. But the first phone call felt different. They were kind, respectful, and actually asked me what I wanted. I feel heard for the first time in years.
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Everything's easier now.
Life with a disability has enough challenges already. Since working with Unify, I’ve got regular therapy that fits around work, a coordinator who checks in weekly, and support workers that actually care.
Snapshot · 24 September 2026. Confirm current timing with our team.
Working towards your goals.
Discuss how Community access can work alongside your other supports. Talk with your practitioners about shared goals and what information you agree to share.
