Our Services

Support Coordination maximises your NDIS plan benefits. Our experienced coordinator is: Brittany Young, who will provide clarity, guidance, and tailored services to meet your needs, ensuring peace of mind.

At Carers 2 U, recognize the vital role that high-quality personal care plays in fostering a dignified and fulfilling life. Our professional caregivers are extensively trained to offer assistance with the utmost sensitivity and respect, prioritizing your comfort and well-being. We are dedicated to providing care that not only meets your needs but also empowers you to live independently and confidently in the comfort of your own home.

​If you are experiencing financial hardship, you can apply for a Work and Development Order.

If you are unable to pay your fines and you meet the eligibility criteria, you can complete activities in the community to clear your fine debt.

Who can do this?

You may be able to do a Work and Development Order if you are experiencing financial hardship and at least one of the following: 

• receive a Centrelink benefit or receive a low income

• are homeless

• have an intellectual disability or cognitive impairment

• have a mental illness

• have a serious addiction or

• You are under the age of 18

Important things to know

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How it works

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A Work and Development Order means you pay off or reduce your fine by doing voluntary work, taking a course or receiving counselling or medical treatment. You can participate in several activities; however, you can only have one Work and Development Order active at a time.

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The Terms

You must complete your activity through an approved Work and Development Order sponsor. The fine will be reduced by either an hourly attendance rate or a compliance rate. The rates are set for each activity, up to a maximum of $ 1,000 per month.

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Keeping your options open

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If you are not eligible for a Work and Development Order or unable to find a sponsor in your area, you can explore other payment options.

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How to apply

The first step to get a Work and Development Order is to find a sponsor in your area. A sponsor is an organisation or health practitioner that has been approved to participate in the scheme. The sponsor will supervise your activity. 

A list of sponsors is on the Revenue NSW website. Legal Aid NSW also has specialist teams in six locations across NSW who can assist you in finding a suitable sponsor. 

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Once you get a sponsor, they will provide you with the details of the activity and what you need to do. In most cases, you will need to provide them with proof that you are eligible. Proof might be a copy of your Centrelink benefit statement or a letter from your treating doctor. 

If you are already working with a not-for-profit organisation, government agency, or health practitioner, you can ask them to become a sponsor to assist you.

They can find further information through Revenue NSW or Legal Aid NSW.

Welcome to our service, where we're dedicated to helping you achieve your goals and embrace life to the fullest. Our team of experienced support workers is here to assist you exploring new interests, trying new activities, and fostering meaningful friendships. We customize our services to meet your individual needs, ensuring that every day contributes to your independence and enjoyment. With us, you'll find a vibrant and exciting path filled with endless possibilities.

One-on-One Counselling with Carers 2 U registered Counsellor Simone Starr.​

Authentic, non-judgmental, professional and reliable therapy for all  NDIS participants and non NDIS participants

Positive Behaviour Support effectively reduces challenging behaviors in children and adults with disabilities. Our mission is to empower individuals through personalized strategies that enhance independence and wellbeing. We work closely with and your support network to create tailored solutions, fostering a supportive environment. Our skilled Behaviour Support Practitioners are here to guide you throughout this process.