NDIS Referrals

NDIS Referrals Made Simple

Our team supports participants, families, and professionals through every step of the referral process, ensuring individuals are connected with the right supports for their unique goals and needs.

Referral Pathways

Helping Hands is accepting new referrals

Helping Hands is accepting new referrals from a range of souces including:

• Allied health professionals
• Hospitals and health services
• Plan managers
• Families and carers
• Community organisations

Your Name

Your Phone Number

Your Email Address

How Do You Know The Participant?

Participant's Name

Participant's Phone Number

Participant's Email Address

What Services Are They Interested In?

Funds Management

Any Additional Information You Would Like To Share?

Why Choose Helping Hand

Responsive, Respectful & Reliable

Participants and families choose us because our approach is participant-focused, transparent, and consistent. We prioritise strong communication, respect for individual choice, and flexible support delivery, ensuring every referral leads to meaningful outcomes and positive experiences.

NDIS Referrals FAQs

Why Refer to Us?

We understand that navigating NDIS referrals can feel confusing at times. This FAQ section addresses common questions about the referral process, who can refer, and what to expect, so participants and families can feel informed, confident, and supported every step of the way.

Who can make an NDIS referral?

Referrals can be made by participants, family members, carers, or allied health professionals. We welcome any referral aimed at helping someone access tailored supports.

How long does the referral process take?

Referrals are typically processed promptly. We aim to respond within 2–3 business days and guide participants through the next steps immediately.

Can I change or update a referral?

Yes. Participants or families can update details at any time. We adapt our support to reflect changing goals and circumstances.

Do you only provide NDIS Referrals in Melbourne?

Yes. Helping Hand Disability Services operates across Melbourne, providing localised and responsive support to participants in the area.