The Y Inclusion Services

About The Y Inclusion Services

The Y Inclusion Services is the disability-support division of Y Whittlesea. The NDIS Commission's register holds the registration under the legal entity Young Mens Christian Association of Whittlesea Incorporated (ABN 99 676 832 382), with its head office in Mill Park, VIC 3082. The Australian Business Register lists its entity type as Other Incorporated Entity, with the ABN active since November 1999, and records it as registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission as a charity.

In their own words: “We're not a large national corporation. We're a local team that genuinely knows the communities we serve, from Bundoora and Epping to Craigieburn and the Mitchell Shire area.”

Their website lists Melbourne Metro North, Melbourne Metro North East, Melbourne Metro West and the Mitchell Shire area as the places they provide supports, with in-home support available seven days a week, including overnight.

Services The Y Inclusion Services provides

The Commission holds twelve registration groups for this ABN. The eight services below are the ones The Y Inclusion Services' own website describes as supports it delivers, each matched to the registration group that covers it.

• Assistance with Personal Activities — in-home personal care: showering, dressing, grooming and personal hygiene, and medication prompts
• Assist Personal Activities — High Intensity — complex daily support such as catheter management, PEG feeding and ventilator support
• Household Tasks — cleaning, laundry and keeping the home safe and comfortable
• Development of Life Skills — budgeting, paying bills, shopping, meal preparation and learning to use public transport
• Participate Community — 1:1 community support with a dedicated support worker: errands, appointments, social outings, sport and recreation
• Group/Centre Activities — social group programs and the WhiSKHA Days school-holiday program
• Support Coordination — help to understand and use an NDIS plan, find providers and prepare for plan reviews
• Daily Tasks & Shared Living — respite camps, which their site says are NDIS-funded as Short Term Accommodation (STA); STA is delivered under this registration group

The register also holds four further groups for this ABN that the website does not describe as services: Supported Independent Living, Assist — Travel/Transport, Assist — Life Stage, Transition, and Innovative Community Participation. If you need one of these, ask The Y Inclusion Services directly whether they currently offer it.

Registration conditions

One condition is recorded on this provider's registration by the Commission: “A condition has been imposed, for providers of 0107 Assistance with daily personal activities, for risk assessment of participants who choose to be supported by a single worker.”

It requires a risk assessment for participants who choose to be supported by a single worker. The Commission publishes no individual page for this provider that we could find, so the authoritative version is the register entry itself — search it by ABN using the link below.

What to ask before choosing an NDIS provider

Ask which of your supports they can deliver in your suburb, and how soon. Registration shows what a provider is permitted to deliver. It does not tell you whether they have capacity for it this month.

Ask who your regular support worker or coordinator would be, what happens when that person is unavailable, and how complaints are handled. For a registered provider, complaints can also go to the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.

For camps and group programs, ask about staff-to-participant ratios, what is included in the price, and which costs fall outside your NDIS funding.

NDIS supports in North Eastern Melbourne

Mill Park is in the City of Whittlesea, which sits in the North Eastern Melbourne NDIS service district.

Comparing a few providers is worth the time, especially where continuity of the individual worker matters as much as the organisation.

Checking The Y Inclusion Services’s registration yourself

The NDIS Commission publishes no individual provider page for The Y Inclusion Services, so the NDIS Registered badge above is deliberately not a link — we will not point it at a page that does not exist, or at a search result list dressed up as evidence. What the badge reflects is our copy of the Commission’s register, taken 1 September 2026, which records this ABN as Approved, registration in force until 22 November 2027.

Open the Commission’s provider register and search by ABN 99 676 832 382 rather than by business name. The register keys on the legal entity and trading names routinely differ from it, so searching the name you know can return nothing even for a properly registered provider.

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