Empower Lives with Heart
Friendly support to access the community, build social skills and enjoy activities across Sydney, at your pace.
Registered NDIS
Provider
15 min
Immediate appointments
No waitlist
We help participants build friendships, confidence and a genuine sense of belonging.
Activities and outings chosen around what the participant actually enjoys and wants to try.
Multilingual workers who respect culture, language and community.
1:1 or small group support, on the days and times that suit you.
We start with what the participant enjoys and wants to achieve, match them with a worker they click with, then support real outings and activities, building confidence and connection over time.
Getting Started: a free call, then matching you with a worker who shares your vibe.
Support in Action: outings, activities and social groups, with friendly support every step.
The Outcome: more confidence, connection and a fuller, more active life.
Social and community support may suit people living with disability who want to get out more, build social skills and confidence, and take part in the community their way.
Support to join activities and build social skills in comfortable, predictable ways.
Friendly help to take part in outings, groups and community life safely.
Gentle support to reconnect with community and reduce isolation at your pace.
Accessible outings and activities with support to get out and about.
Rebuilding routines, confidence and social connection after a brain injury.
Support to try new things, make friends and build independence.
Companionship and outings that keep life active and connected.
Support to re-engage with community after a period of withdrawal.
Tailored 1:1 community support for people with higher support needs.
A psychology-led team, so social support builds genuine confidence and wellbeing.
NDIS-registered provider delivering supports under the NDIS Practice Standards.
Trained, screened and supervised support workers.
Culturally inclusive, multilingual team (English, Arabic, Mandarin).
Backed by a multidisciplinary team: psychology and allied health.
EXCELLENT Based on 15 reviews Posted on Google Kostakis Anastasiou CarerTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I really enjoyed my time here. The company made me feel welcome, and the staff were friendly, helpful, and respectful. Everyone treated me with care, and the environment felt positive and comfortable. I appreciate the support and would happily come back again because of how well I was treated.Posted on Google CurtisTsaiawsomeTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Professional, reliable and easy to work with. They communicate well and genuinely support participants. Highly recommended.Posted on Google Anthony NechvatalTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I have found Affective Care extremely helpful and accomodating with my clients they also Have one of the simplest referral processes and the therapist are easy to contactPosted on Google Absolute Care PlusTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We love collaborating with the therapists from Affective Care. This collaboration allows our staff to follow therapy routines ensuring consistency and ongoing progress. Affective Care Allied Health support services have made a huge difference in the daily lives of our mutual participants. Their team is professional, understanding and genuinely committed to helping partcipants reach their goals. Sibel Reagin Co-Founder and Director, Absolute Care Plus Founder and Director, The Phoenix SpectrumPosted on Google Jenny NechvatalTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Professional staff who are very knowledgeable and passionate about their workPosted on Google Hala SbatTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. The team at Affective Care are absolutely amazing. Jessica has been working with a fee of my participants and her work is second to none. Not only does she know her stuff, she's extreme passionate about advocating for her clients!Posted on Google Mini TahaTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Joana OT has been friendly and caring working on my goals. I would recommend her.Posted on Google yasminghanijavaid qureshiTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Ali Bazzi has been the best Positive Behaviour Practitioner for my son. He always comes prepared with effective strategies and has guided me so well in managing behaviors. His support has truly made my life so much easier, and I feel more confident as a Mother because of his guidance. Ali is professional, caring, and dedicated. I couldn’t recommend him enough!
From a coffee catch-up to joining a regular group, we support real participation, connection and confidence.
Support to get out to shops, appointments, parks and local events.
Company and support for outings, hobbies and fun activities.
Join social groups like bingo, karaoke, movies and bowling.
Practising conversation, confidence and connecting with others.
Support for exercise, sport and getting active in the community.
Practising transport, money and skills for community life.
Our support workers meet you at home or out in the community across Sydney.
Call us and we’ll confirm whether we can support your suburb and activities, and how soon we can start.
Affective Care believes everyone deserves connection and a place in their community. Our social and community support is warm, inclusive and led by the participant, helping people get out, take part and build a life they enjoy.
We meet you wherever you feel most comfortable.
Three steps from first call to getting out and about.
Tell us what the participant enjoys, their goals and preferred times on a free call.
We match a worker and plan outings and activities around the participant.
Support begins, with the same friendly worker wherever possible.
Whether you’re a participant, family member or support coordinator, we make community support simple. Tell us what’s needed and we’ll match the right worker, confirm funding and get started.
Fill in our short referral form or call us, we respond quickly and have immediate availability.
We know how isolating disability can feel. We take time to learn what the participant enjoys, match a worker they click with, and support real outings and friendships, at a pace that feels right.
Refer with confidence. We respond quickly, have immediate availability, and keep clear notes and updates, so your participants get reliable community support without long waits.
Let’s build the skills, confidence and supports for daily life to feel easier. Talk to our team today for immediate appointments, no waitlist.
Mon–Fri · 9am – 5pm · No waitlist
It’s support to help people living with disability get out, take part in activities and connect with their community, with a friendly support worker; 1:1 or in a small group.
Yes, when it’s in your plan. It’s usually funded under Core Supports: Assistance with Social and Community Participation. We can help you understand your plan.
Outings, hobbies, social groups, exercise, shopping, appointments and community events like bingo, karaoke, movies and bowling. We follow the participant’s interests.
Yes. We match you with workers who suit your interests and preferences, including cultural and language needs, and keep the same faces wherever possible.
Both. We offer one-to-one community support and small group activities, depending on what the participant prefers and what’s funded.
At home and out in the community across Sydney. Call us to confirm your suburb and the activities you’re interested in.
We have immediate availability and no waitlist. Call 1300 615 193 or make a referral and we’ll get started quickly.
Yes. We have English, Arabic and Mandarin-speaking workers, and a culturally inclusive team, so participants feel comfortable and understood.
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