NDIS support in Narre Warren.

Support from someone actually local.

TrueSide is based in Noble Park North, so support in Narre Warren is genuinely local - no long travel windows, and no worker who has never heard of your shopping centre or your street. Anosh is from this community: he shops at the same shops and prays at the same mosques many of our families do. That local knowledge is the difference between a stranger filling a shift and a familiar face who already understands your world.

Because TrueSide is founder-operated, you receive the same trusted worker every shift. You never have to re-explain your routine, your medication, your preferences or your culture. Over time, that consistency is what makes support in Narre Warren feel safe, calm and genuinely helpful.

NDIS supports we provide in Narre Warren

• Daily living & personal care - showering, dressing, grooming, medication prompts, and morning and evening routines, with halal meal preparation and dignified care from a male worker.
• Community participation - support to attend appointments, social and recreational activities, the mosque, sport, markets and family events around Narre Warren.
• Transport assistance - door-to-door rides in a registered, insured vehicle, to medical appointments, shopping, education and community activities.
• Household tasks - cleaning, laundry and meal preparation that keeps your home in Narre Warren comfortable and safe.

Who we work with

TrueSide supports plan-managed and self-managed NDIS participants in Narre Warren . TrueSide is currently unregistered, so NDIA-managed supports require a registered provider. Evening, weekend or overnight Support Work may be available by arrangement, subject to capacity. Rates and claiming arrangements are confirmed before services start.

In your language, with your culture respected

Support in Narre Warren can be delivered fully in English or Dari (also known as Farsi). For Muslim participants and culturally diverse families, faith-aware support is available on request: prayer times, halal meals, modesty preferences and family involvement are treated as normal parts of the day, never something you have to justify. Read more about culturally responsive NDIS support.