We walk alongside people with disability to build independence, access community, and live with dignity — in their home, their community, their way.
What We Do
A comprehensive range of NDIS-funded supports — from everyday assistance to specialist clinical care — all delivered with a genuine person-centred approach.
Support to engage in social, recreational, educational, and employment activities — including transport to get there safely.
Dedicated recovery coaches work alongside participants with psychosocial disability, building capacity and supporting their NDIS goals with lived-experience insight.
Practical support with cooking, cleaning, laundry, medication prompting, and household tasks that keep life running smoothly and independently.
We work with you to develop a personalised care plan that meets your specific needs and preferences.
Specialist support for participants transitioning from hospital or institutions — coordinating housing, services, and plans before and after discharge.
Trained support workers deliver personal care including wound management, PEG feeding, ventilator support, & other high intensity activities.
24/7 or rostered support in shared and individual accommodation — promoting autonomy in a safe, supportive home environment. Vacancies available now.
Registered and enrolled nurses providing clinical care in the home — wound care, catheter management, medication administration, and health monitoring.
Our Shared Living Arrangements are designed to help individuals with disabilities live as independently as possible.
VHCC is dedicated to providing care that empowers individuals to live safely, independently, and confidently in their own home.
Our experienced support coordinator team works alongside you, your family, support network and service providers to give you the care you need.
VHCC Maitland offers a warm-water hydrotherapy pool (33–34°C) in a safe, accessible and supportive environment.
Where We Work
Three service hubs delivering NDIS support across NSW and Victoria, with local teams embedded in the communities they serve.
Support coordinators, allied health practitioners, and family members can refer a participant to VHCC. We respond to all referrals within one business day and can begin onboarding within the week.
Participant Stories
“The VHCC team genuinely listened — they didn’t assume what my son needed. His support worker has become a trusted part of our lives.”
“As a support coordinator I’ve referred six clients to VHCC. Every single one is happy. Their onboarding is smooth and always responsive.”
“The hydrotherapy sessions at Maitland have been life-changing for my mobility. I’ve never had an NDIS provider combining clinical care with genuine warmth.”
Get In Touch
Whether you’re a participant, carer, or support coordinator — we welcome your questions. No obligation, no jargon.
We respond to all enquiries within one business day.
Complete this form and our intake team will be in touch within one business day.