NDIS Disability Support

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Person-centered support for daily living, community access, and safe, supported housing.
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Our Services

Your goals, Our mission

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Your goals, Our mission ใ€ฐ๏ธ

We are dedicated to empowering people with psychosocial disabilities to live independently and confidently.

The Project Possible is a family-owned, registered NDIS provider in Brisbane, specialising in psychosocial disability supports and complex behavioural care. Our experienced team supports people with psychosocial disabilities, substance use histories, criminal histories, incarceration, complex behaviours, and mental health needs.

We offer:

Housing support: Supported Independent Living, Independent living options and Supported Residential Services

Community support: In-home support and community access

NDIS access support: Unsure about your options? Contact us.

With lived and clinical experience, we provide trusted supports that help participants rebuild stability, connection, and purpose. As a registered provider, we are also able to implement restrictive practices where necessary.

OUR SERVICES

โœป Supported Independent Living & Individualised Living Options

We provide a range of supported living options tailored to each participantโ€™s goals and level of independence - from 24/7 Supported Independent Living (SIL) and flexible Individualised Living Options (ILO) to specialist residential accommodation for individuals with complex psychosocial or behavioural needs.

We also offer in-home support to help participants live safely and independently, assisting with personal care, meal preparation, household tasks, medication, and skill development.

What We Offer

โœป Community Access Support

We empower participants to engage with their communities by supporting them to attend appointments, recreational activities, social outings, education, and employment opportunities. Our goal is to reduce isolation and build meaningful community connections.

We help participants live safely and independently at home, providing support with:

  • Meal preparation and nutrition

  • Medication management

  • Personal care and hygiene

  • Managing complex behaviours

  • Household tasks and home routines

  • Emotional and social support

Our experienced team works with people with psychosocial disabilities, mental health challenges, and complex needs, promoting independence, confidence, and wellbeing.

โœปIn-Home and Daily Living Support

FAQโ€™s

Youโ€™ve Got Questions โ€ฆ

Weโ€™ve Got Answers

  • We provide Supported Independent Living (SIL), Individualised Living Options (ILO), In-Home Support, Community Access, and Programs - all tailored to your needs, goals, and preferences

  • Complete our online referral form, call our office, email us directly, or ask your Support Coordinator to make a referral. We'll organise a meet-and-greet and create a personalised support plan.

  • Absolutely. We have strong experience supporting people with aggression, absconding, high sensory needs, self-harm, complex mental health conditions, and challenging behaviours - all with evidence-based support.

  • We aim to start supports within 48โ€“72 hours from referral. We conduct a risk assessment, match a support team, arrange meet-and-greets, and prioritise high-complexity clients for trained staff.

  • We specialise in participants many providers turn away. We offer skilled, caring workers, strong behavioural expertise, reliable communication, flexible delivery, consistent staffing, and a genuine focus on long-term outcomes.

  • Joining The Project Possible means showing up for people who need it most, and being genuinely supported while you do it. We are a close-knit, fast-growing team that specialises in complex support, and we take pride in the culture we are building. Real work. Real impact. Real people. Come be part of it ๐Ÿ’œ

Get In Touch

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Reach out to us for referrals, enquiries, or to learn more about how we can support you or someone you know.

FOLLOW THE JOURNEY

Today we celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women everywhere. ๐Ÿ’œ On International Women’s Day, we recognise and appreciate the incredible women in our community, our team, and in the lives of those we support. Your compass
The Project Possible is about celebrating every step forward - the small wins, the new skills, the growing confidence. ๐Ÿ’œ Because progress isn’t always big and bold. Sometimes it’s found in the little things that make each day brighterโœจ
New year. New possibilities. โœจ 2026 is about growth, connection, and continuing to support individuals to live life on their own terms. We’re so excited for what’s ahead - and grateful for the incredible people who make this possible ever
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We are celebrating 1 year of The Project Possible ๐ŸŽ‰ From an idea to a reality - a team of 50+ supporting 70 incredible participants in their homes and communities. Thank you to our team, families, and participants for trusting us and being part of t
๐Ÿ’› At The Project Possible, we believe in the power of connection and conversation. Today on R U OK? Day, let’s remind each other that it’s always okay to ask, listen, and support. A simple check-in can create a world of difference for ou
It’s the little things that make the biggest difference ๐Ÿ’œ #Brisbane #NDIS #Support
Mid-year party = success โœ… Plenty of laughs, questionable dance moves, and just the right amount of “team bonding” ๐Ÿ’ƒ๐Ÿ•บ Grateful for all our Possibility Partners who make The Project Possible what it is every single day. Here’s to
NDIS participant developing practical work skills in a commercial kitchen with personalised support and guidance.
The Project Possible directors, experienced in behavioural science and psychosocial support, providing complex-needs NDIS services.
NDIS participant enjoying a wildlife encounter as part of community access supports that build confidence and social connection.