Disability support provider

National Community Support Group

A website for a Sydney provider of disability support under Australia's National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). It explains 14 support services in plain language and captures enquiries and callback requests from participants and families. I designed and built it.

nationalsupport.org.au

What the site does

Service catalogue filterable by category, with cards that flip to show details
Four-step enquiry form and a callback request dialog
Plain-English explainer of the NDIS
Language selector and embedded map
Accessibility and easy-read resources linked from the footer

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Services section headed 'Services built around you, not the other way around.' with the Therapy & Health filter active; the Therapeutic Supports card is flipped to show its purple description panel and 'Learn more' button beside photo cards for other services — Service catalogue filtered to Therapy & Health, with a flipped card

Booking page headed 'Book an appointment with the team.' showing an empty consultation form with name, contact method, phone and service fields, next to cards for phone, email, office address and office hours — Appointment booking form and contact sidebar

NDIS explainer page headed 'The National Disability Insurance Scheme, in plain English.' with sections 'What is the NDIS?', 'How it works' and 'NDIS vs NDIA', and side cards linking to the FAQs and a free consultation — Plain-English NDIS explainer page

Mobile homepage with a yellow Enquire button in the purple header, an event photo with a Google reviews badge, two smaller photos, and the provider's own figures for participants supported, on-call response and family rating — On a phone

Mobile NDIS explainer page with breadcrumb, the headline 'The National Disability Insurance Scheme, in plain English.', an intro paragraph and the start of the 'What is the NDIS?' card — On a phone

Screenshots were captured from the client's public live site on 16 October 2026. The site may have changed since. Logos, photography and content belong to the client.

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