What does the support look like?

Help establishing daily routines, such as gentle prompting for personal care, meal planning and organising your schedule. Support to attend appointments, join local social groups or get comfortable in public spaces again. Practical help at home with budgeting, paperwork and basic household tasks.

Is this the same as seeing a psychologist?

No. If what you are looking for is one to one therapy rather than day to day support, that is a different service, and our NDIS psychology support covers it.

How do we get started?

Fill out the online form or call our intake team. We then organise a meeting, in person or online, to understand your NDIS plan and match you with a support worker.

Mental health and psychosocial recovery support for people in Fairfield

Structured, ongoing support for NDIS participants managing psychosocial disability, co-designed around your goals.

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About Mental Health and Psychosocial Recovery

Structured, ongoing support for NDIS participants managing psychosocial disability, co-designed around your goals. We work alongside you to build confidence, manage daily routines and gently re-engage with your local community, at a pace that feels right for you.

Fairfield at a glance

Fairfield City Council Source: Fairfield City Council (opens in a new tab)
Fairfield is a station on the T5 Cumberland Line, which runs from Leppington to Richmond. It sits between Canley Vale and Yennora. Source: Transport for NSW (opens in a new tab)
Transport for NSW rates Fairfield Station Independent Access. It has a lift, a hearing loop, platform edge tactiles, a wheelchair accessible toilet, a wheelchair accessible car space and wheelchair ramp boarding assistance. Source: Transport for NSW (opens in a new tab)
The T-way bus system connects Liverpool and Parramatta through Fairfield City. Source: Fairfield City Council (opens in a new tab)

Questions about Mental Health and Psychosocial Recovery

What does the support look like?: Help establishing daily routines, such as gentle prompting for personal care, meal planning and organising your schedule. Support to attend appointments, join local social groups or get comfortable in public spaces again. Practical help at home with budgeting, paperwork and basic household tasks.
Is this the same as seeing a psychologist?: No. If what you are looking for is one to one therapy rather than day to day support, that is a different service, and our NDIS psychology support covers it.
How do we get started?: Fill out the online form or call our intake team. We then organise a meeting, in person or online, to understand your NDIS plan and match you with a support worker.

Need an interpreter?

Call TIS National on 131 450 at any time, and ask them to connect you with Crescent Care.

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