Questions people ask before starting.

No. You can ask about a service or private payment before deciding. Share the Care cannot decide NDIS eligibility or funding.

Give the suburb, tasks and preferred times. The team must check worker availability and travel before confirming anything.

Yes. Tell them what they can share and how you want to be involved. They can call or email and should say that they have permission to share the details.

The NDIS says you can choose who you work with. Ask Share the Care which worker is available, what experience they have and whether you can meet before regular support begins.

At minimum, make the supports, prices, payment method and way to change the agreement clear. Also check travel, cancellations, responsibilities and the start date.

There is no promised response or start time on this site. A date depends on the suburb, tasks, schedule and a suitable worker being available.

Yes. Check your current notice period and any fees, and find a new provider before ending existing support if you need to avoid a gap.

No. They are national reference maximums from the current pricing schedule. Ask Share the Care for the actual support item, rate and every extra charge.

No. Start with contact details, the suburb and broad tasks. If more information is needed, first ask why, who will receive it and how to send it safely.

You can contact Share the Care, ask a trusted person to help, or contact the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission directly. You do not have to accept threats or poor treatment for speaking up.