So good that the workers can help and that they can achieve something they love
Leeanne Principe
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Wembley, Perth, WA
Long-established Western Australian not-for-profit headquartered in Wembley, Perth, with 13 NDIS outlets across the Perth metro area and regional WA — Bunbury, Busselton, Albany and Geraldton. Registered with the NDIS Commission across 13 registration groups including therapeutic supports, behaviour support, supported independent living, day programs and both open and supported employment.
Specialisations
Based on publicly available information and CompareMyAgents research. Last updated July 2026.
Best for
Perth and regional WA participants, particularly those wanting employment supports alongside daily living.
Registered NDIS Provider
NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission
Accreditation| Service | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Supported Employment | NDIS price guide rates | Australian Disability Enterprise roles and employment support. |
| Accommodation & Supported Independent Living | NDIS price guide rates | SIL and shared living support across WA. |
| Community Participation | NDIS price guide rates | Day options and social and community programs. |
| Respite & Support Coordination | NDIS price guide rates | Short-term accommodation/respite and plan navigation. |
Pricing based on publicly available information. Verify directly with the consultant.
Reaches well beyond Perth — Bunbury, Busselton, Albany and Geraldton, which matters in a state this size.
Genuine employment supports, both open and supported, alongside daily living.
A large organisation — ask about worker consistency and who is assigned to you.
Based on CompareMyAgents research. Independent assessment — not provided by the business.
One of the few WA providers reaching well beyond Perth — Albany, Geraldton and the South West are covered, which matters in a state this size. The employment support capability (both open and supported) is a real specialisation rather than a line on a website. A large organisation, so ask about worker consistency.
Independent editorial assessment by CompareMyAgents. Not paid for or approved by the business.
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Google · 28 reviews
So good that the workers can help and that they can achieve something they love
Leeanne Principe
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This group does some wonderful work with disabled and marginalised people! They run housing and support services including supported/ sheltered employment, making disabled peoples lives brighter, making them included in the community
Simon Gillett
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We believe in YOU Activ, thanks for a great consumer consultation session
Carolyn Craggs
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Just the worst. Take your family members with disabilities elsewhere. A prevalent culture of "blame the disabled person for everything that goes wrong" and participants are often left ignored in a corner somewhere. I have so many terrible stories of things I saw there, performed my so-called professional "care" staff, it could fill a book.
Adrian Tolman
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My brother has enjoyed coming to his supported workplace since he left school. To find out via the media he will be out of a job with no immediate viable alternative is absolutely disgusting. You're a not for profit that had a 13 million dollar surplus last year. The original purpose of this organisation was to provide supported workplaces and yet now you refuse to use that surplus to fund these services. Not even a longer term transition plan. 6 weeks that's it. On top of that no information to families about what the hell is going on. Absolutely disgusting and immoral behaviour. I highly encourage everyone - corporation's and individuals alike to boycott supporting Activ. If your not going to support the people you were set up to support then why should we support you?
Hez_am_i
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