Zenith Disability Support Logo - the three orbiting circles represent our mission and goal to connect you; the participant with both formal and informal supports - thus creating a full circle of life, without the proper networks orbiting and communicating in place, the circles flow is interrupted, which is why we strive to maintain continuous communication to ensure that the circle of life continues to flow and that our participants reclaim zest for life!

Zenith Disability Support's main purpose is to make a difference to health for those who need it the most.

After a decade of work within the Mental health care sector, Aged Care and Disability Care, we have decided to branch our company to stand out among others to provide quality care to you and your loved ones.

Our staff have worked across greater Sydney, and have several years experience working in major primary health networks, such as Psychiatric Cumberland Hospital, Prince of Wales Hospital, Blacktown Hospital and Non-Government Charity mental health organisations.

Zenith Disability Support's mission is to enrich lives of people living with disability, by giving our clients choice and control of how their supports are delivered. We are committed to providing quality, and have experience providing support to people with physical, mental and intellectual disability.

Furthermore, we also help people in the community apply for the NDIS, by helping you with your access request form, Not sure if you meet access? A person meets the access if you have an impairment that will have a permanent influence over your life and is connected to one or more of the following ; intellectual, cognitive, neurological, sensory, physical or psychiatric impairments.

At Zenith Disability Support we will work closely with you, getting to know you and how your health has impacted your daily activities, create a supporting letter tailored to your needs and work alongside your GP or other health professionals if you have one. For more information on how a GP / health professional can help, please click on the image below, and scroll towards Resources developed by the NDIA.