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Top Transition Support (School, Work, Housing) Providers in Albany

Albany, Western Australia11 providersTransition Support (School, Work, Housing)

There are 11 NDIS Transition Support (School, Work, Housing) providers listed in Albany. Across 7 reviewed providers, the average rating is 4.2 from 105 reviews. Providers operate across 12 suburbs, including Albany, Denmark, Frankland River.

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11
Avg rating · 7 reviewed
4.2★
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Updated September 2026
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Mswa

4.5(66 reviews)

Spencer Park, WA

Transition Support (School, Work, Housing)Housing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+16 more
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Community Living Association Inc

4.0(17 reviews)

Mira Mar, WA

Transition Support (School, Work, Housing)Supported Independent Living (SIL)Assistance with Travel and Transport Arrangements+7 more
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Pivot Support Services

3.8(10 reviews)

Albany, WA

Transition Support (School, Work, Housing)Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)Therapy Services (OT, Speech, Physio, Psychology)+1 more
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Redeemed Care Incorporated

3.7(3 reviews)

Spencer Park, WA

Transition Support (School, Work, Housing)Housing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+14 more
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Albany Halfway House Association Inc

3.0(4 reviews)

Albany, WA

Transition Support (School, Work, Housing)Housing & Tenancy SupportAssistance with Travel and Transport Arrangements+9 more
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Armour Care Pty Ltd

5.0(1 review)

Spencer Park, WA

Transition Support (School, Work, Housing)Housing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+9 more
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Magnum Support Services

2.0(4 reviews)

Albany, WA

Transition Support (School, Work, Housing)Housing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+17 more
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Anglicare Wa

Albany, WA

Transition Support (School, Work, Housing)Housing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+11 more
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Cam Can

Albany, WA

Transition Support (School, Work, Housing)Housing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+11 more

About the service

About Transition Support (School, Work, Housing) under the NDIS

Transition support helps participants navigate major life changes, leaving school, moving into further education or work, transitioning to more independent living, or other significant stage-of-life changes. These moments are pivotal, and good support plans ahead, builds the skills and confidence a person needs, and coordinates the many moving parts so the change goes smoothly rather than becoming a stressful drop-off.

This support is capacity-building: it develops the skills, routines, and connections that make a transition successful and durable, often with strong coordination across supports and mainstream systems like schools and employment services. Funding usually comes from capacity-building supports and complements those mainstream systems. When choosing a provider, look for experience with the specific transition you are facing, a clear and individualised planning approach, and the ability to coordinate with schools, employers, or other services, providers who start early and involve you and your family achieve smoother transitions.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many Transition Support (School, Work, Housing) providers are there in Albany?

There are 11 NDIS Transition Support (School, Work, Housing) providers listed in Albany.

Which Albany suburbs have the most Transition Support (School, Work, Housing) providers?

Albany, Denmark, Frankland River currently have the most listed Transition Support (School, Work, Housing) providers.

What is the average rating of Transition Support (School, Work, Housing) providers in Albany?

The average rating is 4.2 across 7 reviewed providers.

What transitions does this support cover?

It covers major life-stage changes such as leaving school, moving into further education or employment, transitioning to more independent living, and other significant transitions. The focus is on planning ahead and building the skills and connections needed for the next stage.

How is transition support funded?

It is generally funded under capacity-building supports, reflecting the goal of building lasting independence and readiness. The NDIS considers how the support relates to your disability and goals and how it complements mainstream systems like schools, universities, and employment services.

How do I choose a transition support provider?

Look for experience with the specific transition you face, a clear and individualised planning approach, and the ability to coordinate with schools, employers, or other services. Providers who start early and involve you and your family tend to achieve smoother, more durable transitions.

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