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Disability Support Services in Auburn

Auburn, one of Sydney's most culturally diverse suburbs and close to Sydney Olympic Park, is about 10km from our Revesby office. We work with Auburn families across a range of language backgrounds and connect participants with interpreters where needed.

Auburn is about 10km from our Revesby office and one of Sydney's most culturally diverse suburbs. We work with Auburn families from many language backgrounds and can arrange interpreters where needed.

We provide disability support services in Auburn including in-home support, community participation and supported independent living for adults. Our team knows Auburn's local services, transport and community groups.

Services available in Auburn

Why families in Auburn choose CDC

We know every participant personally

We keep our participant numbers small on purpose, so every plan is genuinely tailored to you and you're never just a case number.

A real person, not a call centre

Speak directly with someone on our team who actually knows your plan, not a script.

NSW-wide support team

Support workers placed near you across New South Wales, who understand the local area and can respond quickly.

Clear, honest communication

No jargon, no surprises. We keep you clearly informed every step of the way, with interpreters available if you need one.

Culturally sensitive, Arabic-speaking support

We support Arabic-speaking families with cultural matching and coordination in Arabic where needed.

“Thank you for the service, everyone was very helpful and the homecare ladies were very good at their job.”
Participant Family

Frequently asked questions

Do you provide disability support services in Auburn?

Yes. We support Auburn participants with in-home support, community participation and SIL.

Can you support families who speak other languages?

We support families from many backgrounds and can arrange interpreters. Our team also includes Arabic-speaking staff; ask us when you call.

Do you support adults as well as young people?

Our services are available to adult NDIS participants. Call us to discuss your age and plan.

What's the difference between plan-managed and self-managed?

Plan-managed means a registered plan manager pays your providers on your behalf using your NDIS funding. Self-managed means you pay providers directly and claim it back yourself. We work with participants under both arrangements, as well as NDIA-managed plans.

How do I make a referral or start an intake?

Use the "Start Your Intake" or "Make a Referral" button on this site, or call us directly. We'll ask a few questions about the participant's needs and current NDIS plan to see how we can help.

What happens after I contact you?

We'll arrange a short conversation to understand your goals and support needs, confirm funding arrangements with your plan manager or the NDIA, and agree on a service agreement before support begins.

Which areas do you service?

We support participants right across New South Wales, with our core team based in Sydney. Get in touch and we'll confirm availability in your area.

Nearby areas we support

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