Helpful supportive person care. An effective organisation meeting the needs of the community.
Christopher Nelson
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Canberra, ACT, 2600
Canberra not-for-profit registered NDIS provider (provider ID 4-3LLK-1362), supporting people with disability in the ACT since 1989. Services include daily living support, supported independent living and community participation.
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Based on publicly available information and CompareMyAgents research. Last updated July 2026.
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ACT participants who want an established, locally-rooted not-for-profit for daily living, SIL and community supports.
| Service | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Living & In-Home Support | NDIS price guide rates | Everyday support at home across the ACT. |
| Supported Independent Living | NDIS price guide rates | Shared and individual SIL arrangements in Canberra. |
| Community Participation | NDIS price guide rates | Community access and skills programs. |
Pricing based on publicly available information. Verify directly with the consultant.
Publishes its NDIS provider ID (4-3LLK-1362) — transparency most providers skip.
Canberra not-for-profit operating continuously since 1989.
ACT-focused — participants relocating interstate will need to transition providers.
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Focus ACT pairs a published NDIS provider ID — transparency most providers skip — with 35+ years of continuous Canberra service. As a local not-for-profit, its purpose is support rather than shareholder returns, and its ACT focus means genuine local knowledge; participants needing highly specialised clinical supports may pair it with a specialist.
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Google · 13 reviews
Helpful supportive person care. An effective organisation meeting the needs of the community.
Christopher Nelson
Google Maps
Ethical and considered in approach. Bringing people living with a disability into their community and supporting agency and diversity.
Tabitha Everdeen
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Very much focused on what they do and how they render services.
Uchechi Okere
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The people who "care" don't actually care. They spent all their time on their phones or take their clients to the mall so they can run their own errands
Alison Murphy
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They have made a large portion of their office staff redundant. They are losing clients and the services provided are getting worse.
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