2,443
registered providers
51,000
active participants
11
service districts

NDIS supports in Western Australia

Western Australia has 2,443+ registered NDIS providers serving 51,000 NDIS participants across 73 service districts. The state’s provider network spans from Perth’s dense metro districts to regional and remote areas, each with different levels of service availability. Metro districts typically have the widest choice of providers, while regional participants may need to consider telehealth options or providers willing to travel.

Most participants in Western Australia access a mix of services — commonly support worker, occupational therapy and transport. Support coordination and plan management are the most frequently used capacity building supports, as they help participants navigate the system and manage their budgets effectively. Allied health services including occupational therapy, psychology, and speech pathology are available across most districts, though waiting lists vary.

Choosing a provider in Western Australia starts with understanding your plan budget, your goals, and the type of support you need. ProviderScout lists providers by service district so you can compare options in your area, check ratings and reviews from other participants, and connect directly. Whether you’re looking for a support worker, a therapist, or specialist accommodation, starting with your local district page will show you what’s available nearby.

Service districts

Central North Metro

636+
Core: 268 · Capacity: 316 · Capital: 52

Central South Metro

612+
Core: 252 · Capacity: 314 · Capital: 46

North Metro

584+
Core: 240 · Capacity: 300 · Capital: 44

South Metro

562+
Core: 230 · Capacity: 290 · Capital: 42

South East Metro

540+
Core: 220 · Capacity: 280 · Capital: 40

Perth Hills

400+
Core: 160 · Capacity: 210 · Capital: 30

South West

238+
Core: 90 · Capacity: 130 · Capital: 18

Great Southern

113+
Core: 40 · Capacity: 65 · Capital: 8

Midwest Gascoyne

85+
Core: 30 · Capacity: 50 · Capital: 5

Goldfields Esperance

49+
Core: 15 · Capacity: 33 · Capital: 1

Kimberley Pilbara

96+
Core: 35 · Capacity: 55 · Capital: 6

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Frequently asked questions

How do I find a good NDIS provider in Western Australia?

Start by identifying what type of support you need — whether that’s a support worker, therapist, plan manager, or something else. Then compare providers in your area using ProviderScout’s directory, checking their services, ratings, and reviews from other participants. Your support coordinator or Local Area Coordinator (LAC) can also recommend providers they’ve worked with in the Western Australia area.

How much do NDIS providers cost in Western Australia?

NDIS prices are set nationally through the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits, not by region. For the 2025–26 period, standard support worker rates start at $68.06/hr on weekdays, while allied health professionals (OTs, psychologists, physios) are capped at $224.62/hr. Providers in Western Australia can charge up to these limits but not above them. Some providers charge below the caps, so it’s worth comparing.

What’s the difference between registered and unregistered providers in Western Australia?

Registered providers are audited by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission and can serve all participant management types. Unregistered providers can only serve plan-managed and self-managed participants, but many are excellent providers who choose not to register due to the administrative burden. Both types operate in Western Australia. The key difference is oversight — registered providers must meet formal practice standards and report incidents.

Can I use providers from outside Western Australia?

Yes. Your NDIS plan isn’t restricted to providers in your local area. You can use providers from any district, though travel charges may apply if they need to come to you. Telehealth is also an option for many allied health services, which gives you access to specialists anywhere in Australia regardless of where you live in Western Australia.