United For Care

10/06/2026

Get involved and feel connected

Last week, our Rise Up participants headed to the Australian National Maritime Museum in Darling Harbour for a day of exploring, learning and connecting.

Rise Up is part of our Community Care program, designed for participants who want to build confidence, develop new skills and spend time with like-minded people through structured group activities and community experiences.

From museum visits and local events to social outings and skill-building activities, every session is designed to help participants stay active, connected and working towards their goals.

This week, the adventure continues with the Shipwreck Walk at Wentworth Point.

Enquire about Community Care or Rise Up today.

09/06/2026

Support that fits around everyday living.

United for Care Supported Independent Living (SIL) provides flexible support for more independent living at home and in the community.

From daily routines and overnight support to transport and community participation, support is designed around everyday life and personal goals.

Contact our team to discuss support options.

03/06/2026

Looking for modern NDIS accommodation?

United for Care offers modern accommodation options designed for privacy, independence and support when needed. Our team can talk you through current vacancies, suitability and next steps.

View the full list of our June vacancies.
https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0XzYy0

02/06/2026

Nothing says Easter Show quite like fresh watermelon and ice cream! 🍉

Mahasin had a fantastic day at the Sydney Royal Easter Show last month, enjoying the food, exploring the attractions and making the most of a great day out.

Whether it's visiting local events, catching up with friends or trying something new, everyday experiences play an important role in building confidence, connection and enjoyment.

25/05/2026

Accessibility opens the door for everyone.

Global Accessibility Awareness is an important reminder that accessibility is about more than design. It shapes how people participate, connect and move through everyday life with confidence.

From physical spaces and communication to digital access, small changes can make a real difference. When accessibility is considered from the start, more people can engage, contribute and feel included.

At United for Care, we believe accessibility is an essential part of building communities where everyone has the opportunity to live well.

Keep accessibility front of mind, every day.

19/05/2026

Your own NDIS apartment in Liverpool

Live independently in a modern, self-contained, private apartment, right in the heart of Liverpool.

This Vertical Village offers NDIS High Physical Support (HPS) and Improved Liveability (IL) apartments designed around how you want to live, with support available when you need it.

Your own front door. Your own space. Shared spaces are there to enjoy when you want to spend time with others.

It’s a more independent way to live, with the privacy, control and flexibility that comes with having a place of your own.

Contact our team to learn more.

18/05/2026

Rise Up takes Bondi

Our Rise Up community headed to Bondi last week for art, fresh air and a bit of friendly competition.

The day included a visit to Holding Light at Bondi Pavilion, followed by beach cricket and handball by the water.

Rise Up is all about getting out, trying new things and building confidence in a relaxed group setting. Our Petersham program currently has 2 vacancies, with more days and locations on the way.

Keen to join the next outing? Head to the link and check out Rise Up.
https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0SDx60

15/05/2026

Why registration matters in SIL.

NDIS registration means providers meet national standards for governance, safety and service delivery.

For people receiving SIL supports, this can offer greater reassurance that services are operating within established quality frameworks.

Read more about the upcoming changes here!
https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0RCdJ0

13/05/2026

What makes a space feel accessible to you?

Accessibility can look different for everyone. Sometimes it’s the layout of a room, the way information is shared, or simply how easy it is to move through a space and feel comfortable.

The small details often make the biggest difference, and hearing different perspectives helps build more inclusive environments for everyone.

What’s one thing that makes a space feel more accessible to you?
Share your thoughts below 👇

04/05/2026

SIL is changing from 1 July

From 1 July 2026, all Supported Independent Living (SIL) providers need to be NDIS registered.

If you’re currently in SIL, it’s a good time to start looking at your setup and understanding your options.

For some people, this might mean checking if your provider will be registered. For others, it could be exploring different options.

The change is all about strengthening quality and safeguards across providers.

If you’re not sure where to start, our team can talk it through with you.
We’re already registered, so we can help you make sense of your options and plan what comes next.

We’ve broken down what this means and what to think about next, read the full update here:

From 1 July, all Supported Independent Living (SIL) providers must be NDIS registered. Learn what’s changing, what it means for your supports, and how to review your options.