Our mission

We’re dedicated to meeting the diverse needs of clients and their families. We strive tirelessly to uphold a superior standard of services, aiming to enrich the quality of life for those we support.

Discover more about who we are and our unwavering commitment to providing round-the-clock, exceptional care.

Our vision: commitment to equality and inclusion

More Than Support stands as a leading national provider of comprehensive services for individuals living with a disability. 

We envision a society where individuals with disabilities are integral and valued members.

Acknowledging their potential and aspirations, we are dedicated to creating opportunities for exploration and achievement, fostering a community that embraces diversity and empowers every individual.

With a dedicated focus, we reach out to individuals spanning all ages and circumstances. Our physical presence extends across Victoria and Queensland, with additional NDIS Support Coordination Australia wide.

Inclusive engagement: We facilitate the inclusion of our clients in activities previously inaccessible to them.

Tailored services: We provide services that fulfil our clients’ unique needs and expectations.

Mental health focus: We provide provide strategies to improve Mental Health and overall quality of life.

Enriched experiences: We diversify and enrich our clients’ experiences and skillsets.

Meet the Team

Disability is part of human diversity

We base our principles on the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disability and the Sustainable Development Goals.

#1 Respect for inherent dignity, individual autonomy including the freedom to make one’s own choices, and independence of persons

#2 Non-discrimination

#3 Full and effective participation and inclusion in society

#4 Respect for difference and acceptance of persons with disabilities as part of human diversity and humanity

#5 Equality of opportunity

#6 Accessibility

#7 Equality between men and women

#8 Respect for the evolving capacities of children with disabilities and respect for the right of children with disabilities to preserve their identities