About Ohana Support Checked 11 August 2026
Ohana Support is an NDIS-registered support coordination provider based in New South Wales. Their team supports participants who speak Arabic, Auslan, Bengali and 37 more.
In their words
Ohana Support is a registered NDIS provider offering specialized support coordination services for individuals with complex needs.
About this coordinator
ABN42637891635
RegistrationApproved until 2028-07-31
State/territoryNew South Wales
Head officeNew South Wales, 2710
NDIS registration groups
Assist-Life StageTransitionSupport Coordination
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Frequently asked questions
Is Ohana Support NDIS registered?
Yes. Ohana Support is registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission and approved to deliver support coordination. You can verify their registration on the official NDIS provider register.
How is support coordination funded?
Support coordination is paid from the Capacity Building budget in your NDIS plan. If it is included in your plan there is no out-of-pocket cost — Ohana Support claims directly against your plan at NDIS price-guide rates.
Does Ohana Support operate in New South Wales?
Ohana Support is based in New South Wales. Many coordinators also support participants in other regions by phone and video, so it is worth asking about coverage for your area.
Can I change support coordinators?
Yes. You can change support coordinators at any time without an NDIS plan review. Check your service agreement for any notice period, then sign an agreement with your new provider — Ohana Support can help with the transition.
Questions to ask Ohana Support
- Do you have capacity to take on new participants right now, and is there a waitlist?
- How many participants does each coordinator support at a time?
- You deliver other NDIS supports as well — how do you manage conflicts of interest when recommending providers?
- Do you have coordinators who speak Arabic, Auslan, Bengali?
- What experience do you have with participants whose support needs are similar to mine?
- How often will we check in, and how quickly do you respond between check-ins?