14/08/2026
What sets Jupiter Supports apart?
As a registered NDIS provider, Jupiter Supports offers far more than compliance and service delivery, we have built multiple layers of knowledge, experience and professional oversight into every level of our organisation from our support staff working directly alongside participants, through to our leadership team and directors, who are highly qualified and bring decades of experience across general practice, primary healthcare and the disability sector.
Our continuity of care model has been shaped by this extensive health sector experience and by our understanding that disability support should never operate in isolation, a person’s wellbeing is connected to their physical and mental health, relationships, home, community and long term goals, that is why we focus on consistent support teams, meaningful relationships and understanding each participant as a whole person.
Our team includes respected industry leaders and highly experienced disability support workers who have spent many years developing and refining their skills, working alongside them are the next generation of allied health and healthcare professionals students studying occupational therapy, physiotherapy, nursing, psychology, speech pathology and other related disciplines.
Through grassroots disability support, these students gain something a textbook alone cannot provide, a genuine understanding of people’s everyday lives, strengths, needs and goals. When they complete their studies, they enter their professions with practical experience and a much deeper understanding of person led, connected care.
The layers within Jupiter Supports matter, participants and families benefit from skilled frontline support, experienced leadership, qualified health sector oversight and a culture of ongoing learning and development.
This is the Jupiter Supports difference, a registered provider with experience and expertise at every level, delivering consistent, informed and genuinely connected support.
Because continuity of care is not simply about having the same staff it is about knowing the person, understanding the whole picture and building supports that grow with them.