Respect, kindness, safety, together.

Where people with disability can take their rightful place at the heart of community –  living big, rich lives filled with purpose, joy, connections and opportunities.

Anne Marie holding up her newly painted blue fingernails.

The HomePlace Way

We focus on truly knowing each person we support — their goals, interests, preferences, and unique support needs — to gain independence, discover new opportunities, and build meaningful connections within their community.

HomePlace Supports

Our support is bespoke for each person. The HomePlace way is all about helping them grow, learn, connect with others, and live a joyful, meaningful life.

Quality Supports

Our person-centred approach focuses on truly knowing each person we support — their goals, interests, preferences, and unique support needs — to gain independence, discover new opportunities, and build meaningful connections within their community.

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Participant Safety

Safeguarding everyone is at the heart of HomePlace. Our approach has unique elements to make sure each person is safe when they receive supports from us.

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My name is Gavin and this is my HomePlace.

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We are Kobi and Jackie and this is our HomePlace.

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We are the BELLES and this is our HomePlace.

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Ian holding his award recognition with Sam.

My name is Ian and this is my HomePlace.

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A speaker at the HomePlace Family Forum to discuss NDIS changes

17 Jun 2025

Family Forum

HomePlace Family Forum – Big Confusing NDIS Changes – what you do next matters

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Our partners

It takes a village for people living with disability to take their rightful place at the heart of community – living big, rich lives filled with purpose, joy, connections and opportunities.

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge that today, the rich and diverse Indigenous heritage of this region remains and forms part of the living, continuing connection between the Peramangk, Ngadjuri and Kaurna people and their land. We pay our respects to Elders, past present and emerging from all First Nations’ peoples.

Acknowledgement of Disability

HomePlace honours the lived experiences of people with disability, along with their families, carers, guardians, allies, and supporters. We deeply respect their resilience, strengths, talents, and the rich diversity they bring to our communities. We are grateful for their leadership in showing society the true meaning of inclusion and equal rights for people of all abilities—and we proudly stand beside them in this ongoing journey.