Community Participation
At Oyster Care, our Community Participation team helps you build confidence, improve life skills, and boost independence.





Oyster Care Foundation Pty Ltd is a registered Charity under ACNC ABN: 84 648 338 809

Supply Nation Registered

Oyster Care Pty Ltd is a registered NDIS Provider ABN: 21 643 025 218

we help you take charge of your NDIS plan.
We offer tailored NDIS disability support designed specifically for YOU. More that just services, it’s a feeling of belonging.
Oyster Care Foundation is a leading Disability Support Provider, working collaboratively with individuals and communities raising disability awareness in regional NSW.

How Community Participation Providers Support NDIS Participants
Navigating the NDIS can feel overwhelming at first. Therefore, we don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Rather, we take the time to understand your individual challenges, working closely with you to address the functional impact of your disability.

We’re a caring network of real people, taking the time to listen.
For instance, we offer personalised dementia support that promotes independence, helping you stay in your own home.
Comprehensive support services tailored to your needs
Our experienced team uses industry insights and a broad network of quality providers to ensure your supports are well-matched and effectively coordinated.
How does Community Participation work
Oyster Care’s Specialists Community Participation Team is here to help! Our team consists of psychologists, occupational therapists, and speech pathologists who understand every participant’s needs are unique.
How we do it?
To begin with, we guide you through the NDIS process, providing clear evidence and assessments to help you access the support you deserve.
In addition, we connect you with the best allied health professionals in our network, ensuring you receive high-quality, therapeutic care tailored to your goals.
Connect you with the best allied health professionals
Navigating the NDIS can feel overwhelming at first. Therefore, we don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Rather, we take the time to understand your individual challenges, working closely with you to address the functional impact of your disability.
What makes Oyster Care the best choice for you?

Always Speak to a Real Person
Whether it’s providing in-home aged and dementia care, or disability support, we’re a caring network of real people, taking the time to listen.

Specialists in Support For High Needs

Younger Onset Dementia Specialists

Passionate Support Coordinators

Art Music and Pet Theraphy
A powerful mix of psychology and creativity, creative therapies help improve physical, mental and emotional wellbeing, offering new ways to connect.

We Carter to 40+ Language
Talk to one of our specialist today.
Our dedicated team is here to provide personalised support tailored to your unique needs and goals.

Our Frequently Asked Questions
Oyster Care is committed to providing exceptional support and assistance to individuals with disabilities, empowering them to lead fulfilling and independent lives. Our comprehensive range of services includes Community Participation
What is Community Participation ?
Community Participation refers to a range of healthcare professionals who provide support to individuals with disabilities, helping them improve their mobility, communication, independence, and overall well-being. This includes occupational therapists, physiotherapists, speech pathologists, psychologists, and dietitians, among others.
How do I know if I can access Community Participation services through my NDIS plan?
f you have funding under the Capacity Building Supports category in your NDIS plan, you may be eligible for Community Participation services. Your NDIS plan should specify which supports are funded, and a Local Area Coordinator (LAC) or Support Coordinator can help clarify this.
What types of Community Participation services are covered by the NDIS?
The NDIS funds a variety of Community Participation services, including:
- Occupational Therapy – for daily living skills and home modifications
- Physiotherapy – for mobility and physical function
- Speech Therapy – for communication and swallowing difficulties
- Psychology & Counselling – for mental health and behavioral support
- Dietitian Services – for nutrition and meal planning
How can Community Participation services help people with disabilities?
Community Participation professionals work with individuals to enhance their independence, participation, and overall quality of life. For example:
- A physiotherapist can help improve strength and balance.
- A speech therapist can assist with communication skills.
- An occupational therapist can provide strategies for daily tasks.
How do I find an NDIS-registered Community Participation provider?
You can find NDIS-registered Allied Health providers by:
- Searching the NDIS Provider Finder on the NDIS website
- Asking your Local Area Coordinator (LAC) or Support Coordinator
- Checking with organisations like Oyster Care that specialise in NDIS services
Do I need a referral to access Community Participation services under the NDIS?
No, you do not need a referral. However, an NDIS plan review or an Community Participation assessment may be required to ensure funding is allocated for the specific services you need.
How often can I access Community Participation services under the NDIS?
The frequency of services depends on your NDIS plan and personal needs. Some participants receive weekly therapy sessions, while others may have appointments every few months. A therapist will assess and recommend a schedule that best supports your goals.
Does Community Participation support psychosocial disabilities under the NDIS?
Yes! Mental health-focused Community Participation professionals, like psychologists and occupational therapists, help people with psychosocial disabilities build coping strategies, increase social participation, and improve daily living skills.


