Google review8 years ago
Fantastic service. Staff and service providers are very professional and friendly.
Rob Prosser
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NDIS Providers
ConnectAbility Australia
Registration Active· NDIS Registered · ABN 93 056 378 299Newcastle, NSW
4.0
Google1Offices
137 Maitland Road, Mayfield, NSW, 2304
(02) 4962 1000CompareMyAgents Research Summary
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- Registration: Active · NDIS Registered · ABN 93 056 378 299
- 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
137 Maitland Road
Mayfield, Newcastle, NSW, 2304
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Business overview
Newcastle-based registered NDIS provider supporting around 1,780 people across Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Port Stephens, Maitland, the Hunter and the Central Coast. ConnectAbility also runs Early Links, its early childhood inclusion service, alongside daily living, community participation and behaviour support.
Specialisations
Daily Living & In-Home SupportCommunity ParticipationEarly Childhood SupportBehaviour Support
Based on publicly available information and CompareMyAgents research. Last updated July 2026.
Best for
Hunter and Central Coast participants wanting an established local provider with early childhood depth through Early Links.
Services & pricing
| Service | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| In-Home & Daily Living Support | NDIS price guide rates | Personal care and daily-living help at home. |
| Community Participation | NDIS price guide rates | Social groups and community access across the Hunter and Central Coast. |
| Support Coordination | NDIS price guide rates | Help to understand and coordinate your NDIS plan. |
| Respite & Short-Term Accommodation | NDIS price guide rates | Respite and short-term accommodation options. |
Pricing based on publicly available information. Verify directly with the consultant.
Editorial assessment
What we love
A community-based Hunter and Central Coast provider with strong in-home, respite and community programs.
Registered NDIS provider offering support coordination alongside direct daily-living supports.
Where it falls short
Focused on the Hunter and Central Coast region.
Primarily daily-living and community focused — clinical therapy may need a separate provider.
Based on CompareMyAgents research. Independent assessment — not provided by the business.
Reviews(25)
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Google review2 years ago
The service I get is outstanding
stuart cansick
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Google reviewa year ago
Fun atmosphere for clients and staff alike.
Warwick Walker
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Google review4 years ago
If our care co-ordinator is anything to go by, I highly recommend them our co-ordinator is a fabulous lady.
Liz Lane
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Google review7 years ago
Disappointing is an understatement. It's all about the money. The operations manager and HR couldn't give a rats about staff or participants. Just so long as they rake all the money they can out of clients, they're happy. Future ACA investigations for sure!!
Stephen Fewson
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The bottom line
ConnectAbility is the Hunter region's local option on this list — decades in Newcastle rather than a satellite office of a national brand, and its Early Links arm gives it genuine early-childhood depth. Coverage is regional NSW only, so families relocating beyond the Hunter or Central Coast will need a second provider.
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