NDIS providers in Western Australia
2,186 NDIS provider listings across 366 suburbs in WA.
Quick answer
How do I find a registered NDIS provider in Western Australia?
Start with your suburb and the type of support you need. This page lists 2,186 registered listings across 366 suburbs in WA, taken from the NDIS Commission's public register. Being listed is not a recommendation — contact two or three providers, ask about availability and wait times, and choose what suits you. You can change providers if it is not working.
Last reviewed 2 October 2026 · Source: NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission
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Suburbs in WA
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Support Coordination
Connect participants with the right services and help build their support networks.
Therapeutic Supports
Allied health and therapy supports including OT, physio, psychology, speech.
Daily Living Supports
Personal care and assistance with everyday activities at home or in the community.
Community Participation
Help to take part in social, recreational and community activities.
Employment Support
Capacity-building help to find, prepare for and keep meaningful work.
Plan Management
Financial administration of your NDIS plan — invoice payments, budget tracking and provider choice.
Frequently asked questions about NDIS providers in Western Australia
How do I find an NDIS provider in Western Australia?
MyCareFinders lists 2,186 NDIS providers across 366 suburbs in WA. You can browse by suburb or support category — including support coordination, therapeutic supports, daily living, community participation, and employment support. Most listings come from the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission Register and are refreshed regularly; others are providers who listed themselves.
Are all providers listed in Western Australia NDIS registered?
No. The directory includes registered and unregistered providers. A listing shows the NDIS Registered badge only when we have matched it as registered on the NDIS Commission register. A provider who tells us they are not registered is always shown as not registered. An ABN is not NDIS registration: it only shows the business is registered with the Australian Business Register. Check each provider page before you engage.
Can I find an NDIS Plan Manager in Western Australia?
Yes. MyCareFinders features MyMoney by Local Knowledge Pty Ltd, a registered NDIS Plan Manager available to participants across Western Australia. Plan Management is funded separately in your NDIS plan at no cost to you. Visit our Plan Management guide for a detailed FAQ, or request a free callback to speak with a Plan Manager today.
What types of NDIS support can I find in Western Australia?
In Western Australia, MyCareFinders covers five main support categories: Support Coordination (help navigating your plan), Therapeutic Supports (OT, physio, speech, psychology), Daily Living (personal care and in-home support), Community Participation (social and recreational activities), and Employment Support (finding and keeping a job). Each category page shows the top suburbs for that service type in WA.
Related resources
- Find a Plan Manager — Free Plan Management guide with a 10-question FAQ
- Support Coordination — Browse support coordinators across Australia
- NDIS Learning Hub — Free lessons on budgets, provider choices, switching Plan Managers, and more
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Know your rights
Choosing support is easier when you know what you are entitled to expect — and what to do if something isn’t right.
- What to do about missed or late support shifts
- Can I change my NDIS provider?
- How to make an NDIS complaint