We are Bharosa
Delivering trusted, person-centred NDIS support services across Australia.
About Us
Bharosa Community Services is a registered NDIS provider delivering trusted, person-centred support services across Australia. Established in Brisbane in 2021, we support participants of all ages across Queensland and Tasmania, with plans to keep expanding nationally. Our name, Bharosa, means trust and every one of our values spells it out. We offer everyday supports, Supported Independent Living, Support Coordination, and specialist high-intensity and behaviour support services, all shaped around what each person needs to live confidently and independently. We acknowledge and respect the history, stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Our Vision
Inclusive NDIS Support Services Across Australia
We envision a society where people with disability are empowered to live freely and fully, without compromise. Our vision is to foster inclusion, confidence and quality of life through long-term relationships and trusted support shaped by respect, consistency and a genuine commitment to wellbeing. Before any service begins, we take time to understand what each participant needs so they get the most benefit from our support, and we encourage community participation through meaningful occupational and creative activities that build confidence and quality of life.
Our Mission
Empowering Lives. Enriching Communities.
We uplift lives through high-quality, person-centred NDIS support that meets official guidelines and each participant’s individual needs. Our mission is to bring comfort, care and opportunity to people living with disability, in every community we serve across Australia.
Our Values
These values are at the heart of everything we do as a NDIS Support Services provider.
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Hope
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Respect
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Sympathy
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Belief
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Open-Minded
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Sympathy
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Our Participant
Here is what one of our participant Desmond Lenoy has to say about us:
“I have been with Bharosa for 2 years and I am very happy with Bharosa and really enjoying the support. The staff are very good and always helpful. They take me doctor’s appointments, shopping or wherever I want to go, and I especially enjoy long drives and outdoor activities. Overall, my experience has been very good and positive.”
At Bharosa Community Services, we don’t just deliver NDIS support services—we deliver them with heart, integrity, and respect.
FAQs
An NDIS service provider is an organisation approved to deliver supports to people funded under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). At Bharosa, we provide trusted and culturally respectful NDIS Support Services designed to help participants live independently and confidently.
As an NDIS service provider, Bharosa supports participants by delivering services aligned with their individual goals. Our role is to provide reliable, person-centred support that promotes independence, wellbeing, and community participation.
Our NDIS Support Services may include:
Assistance with daily living activities
Personal care and in-home support
Community access and social participation
Life skills and capacity building
Support coordination
Short-term accommodation and respite support
Services are tailored to each participant’s NDIS plan and personal needs.
NDIS support is available to people who:
Are under 65 years of age
Are Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible visa holders
Have a permanent disability that significantly affects daily life
Supports must be considered reasonable and necessary under NDIS guidelines.
NDIS funding can be used for activities that help participants:
Maintain independence at home
Build everyday and social skills
Participate in community and cultural activities
Improve wellbeing, safety, and quality of life
All activities must align with the participant’s NDIS goals.
NDIS does not fund:
Everyday living expenses such as rent or groceries
Medical treatments covered by Medicare
Supports unrelated to a person’s disability
Unsafe or unnecessary services
Funding is only provided for disability-related supports that meet NDIS criteria.
