What services does Ability WA offer?

Ability WA provides the following services: Therapy & Allied Health, Early Childhood Supports, Accommodation & Supported Independent Living, Community & Support Coordination.

Is Ability WA a registered NDIS provider?

Yes. Ability WA is recorded on our register as: NDIS Registered · ABN 79 057 702 959. Registered providers are audited against the NDIS Practice Standards and overseen by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission. You can verify any provider on the Commission's public register. Note that if you are agency-managed, you must use a registered provider; plan-managed and self-managed participants may use unregistered providers as well.

What supports does Ability WA deliver?

Ability WA delivers: Supported Independent Living (SIL), Therapy & Allied Health, Early Childhood Support, Employment Supports, Assistive Technology. Contact them directly to confirm they have capacity in your area and can meet the specific supports written into your plan.

Can I use Ability WA if my plan is self-managed or plan-managed?

Registered providers can be used by participants under any plan management type — agency-managed, plan-managed or self-managed. Confirm with Ability WA how they invoice, as this differs depending on how your plan is managed.

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Ability WA

Registration Active· NDIS Registered · ABN 79 057 702 959Perth, WA

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106 Bradford Street, Coolbinia, WA, 6050

1300 106 106

info@abilitywa.com.au

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Registration: Active · NDIS Registered · ABN 79 057 702 959
Website reviewed: Website present and reviewed
Office location: 1 office location on record
Contact details: Contact information on record
Data source: Official register
Profile last updated: 12 July 2026

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Office locations

Primary office
106 Bradford Street
Coolbinia, Perth, WA, 6050
1300 106 106

Business overview

Perth registered NDIS provider with more than 70 years of history (formerly The Centre for Cerebral Palsy; legal name Ability Centre Australasia Ltd). Ability WA provides therapy, accommodation, assistive equipment, employment services and supports from infancy to adulthood, with hubs in Coolbinia, Currambine and Canning Vale plus teletherapy.

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Supported Independent Living (SIL)Therapy & Allied HealthEarly Childhood SupportEmployment SupportsAssistive Technology

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WA participants — especially those with cerebral palsy or complex physical disability — seeking therapy, equipment and accommodation under one roof.

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Google review2 weeks ago

It is wonderful partnering with Ability WA. Jamie has been brilliant!

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Google reviewa year ago

I want to express my gratitude to the staff on my team at the Ability Centre in Murdoch. I am so proud of them the way that they listen to me with a professional manner. I am so grateful to know them all and I have been telling other people that I have come across how I recommend Ability Centre. Thank you Ability Centre in Murdoch keep up the amazing work that you all doing.

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Google review2 years ago

Upmost respect for all the staff and management they really do care for their customers and they keep their clients informed if there is any changes to the South Hub which I love to see. The therapy team are so on the ball and always provide the support and care for me . I would highly recommend Ability to my friends and family. What amazing 🤩 Service and Professional care.

Tania Sue Pedrochi

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Google review2 years ago

Ability WA provide so much support and assistance when requires. Nothing is too much trouble. Deb Naskar in particular is amazing help.

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Google review4 years ago

Confusing onboarding process for participant with NDIS plan requiring AT. Ability WA demanding 100 point verification. Explained that elderly pareents couldn`t find the required ID. They offered to transfer me to the NDIS. When I explained that in order to become a participant the NDIS would have verified their identity and would the NDIS plan be verification enough so we could get the AT required, they said it was their policy not to accept it. Tried another AT provider. 5 minutes later job was accepted requiring only name, address, NDIS number, D.O.B. and referral. Beaurecratic and archaic in a time where NDIS is confusing enough and services are becoming more streamlined to assist those with disabilities and their families.

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Therapy & Allied Health	NDIS price guide rates	Occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech pathology and psychology.
Early Childhood Supports	NDIS price guide rates	Early intervention for children and their families.
Accommodation & Supported Independent Living	NDIS price guide rates	SIL and disability accommodation across WA.
Community & Support Coordination	NDIS price guide rates	Community participation and help to navigate your plan.

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