Built from lived experience.

Banksia Care was founded in Gregory Hills, Camden, by individuals who had lived the experience of navigating disability support systems: as participants, as carers, and as professionals who saw the gap between what participants needed and what was available.

The name comes from the Banksia, a native Australian plant known for its resilience, its ability to thrive in difficult conditions, and its role in supporting the broader ecosystem. That is what we aim to be: a service that helps participants and families thrive, even when the conditions are hard.

Banksia Care supports children, teenagers, adults and older Australians across NDIS and aged care. Many of the individuals we work with have invisible disabilities: autism, ADHD, anxiety, sensory processing differences. We do not require proof or a diagnosis before we listen, and we do not minimise what we cannot see.

For older adults, that means support that preserves dignity, connection and independence. Not a system that manages decline, but one that recognises what still matters and builds around it.

We are not a large corporate provider. We are a local, community-based service that knows Gregory Hills, Camden, Campbelltown and the surrounding areas, knows its families, and is committed to being here for the long term.