One-on-one mentoring
Conversations with a peer mentor, in person or online.
Peer support and mentorship
Connect with a mentor who has lived experience and truly gets it.

At a glance
Conversations with a peer mentor, in person or online.
Support to set personal goals and work towards them.
Help navigating community programs, services and opportunities.
Practical tips and emotional support through life's ups and downs.
Usually funded from Capacity Building – Increased Social and Community Participation in your NDIS plan.
NDIS price limit per hour, national · 2026–27
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Whether you’re looking for advice, motivation, or simply someone who gets it, our peer mentors offer real-world experience, practical support, and genuine encouragement.
Because support isn’t just about services, it’s about community, connection, and hope. Peer support is one of our disability support services, sitting alongside the practical help you get day to day.
Peer support is about connecting with someone who shares a similar lived experience, someone who truly understands the highs, lows, and everything in between.
Our peer mentors are here to:
It’s about creating a space where you feel heard, understood, and empowered to keep moving forward.
At Unify, our Peer Support and Mentorship can include:
It’s not just about sharing stories. It’s about building futures.
Peer Support is ideal if you:
Whether you’re starting something new or facing a tough patch, peer support can offer the lift you need to keep going strong.
At Unify, we don’t just offer services. We build relationships that make a difference.
Real stories
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.
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.
Discuss how Peer support and mentorship can work alongside your other supports. Talk with your practitioners about shared goals and what information you agree to share.
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