Steady Support to Help You Find Your Direction
Psychosocial & Mental Health Focused Disability Support across
Why We're Here
Mental health support should feel human, not clinical.
Care Compass Collective exists because too many people with psychosocial disabilities were being let down by providers who didn't understand that mental health conditions can be just as debilitating as physical ones. We built CCC differently. Our approach is grounded in lived experience and backed by psychology, which means our team actually gets what it's like when your brain is working against you.
We support participants of all ages across Brisbane, the Gold Coast, and Tweed Heads. We show up on the hard days, celebrate the small wins, and understand that recovery isn't linear. Whether it's managing daily routines, connecting with community, or working toward bigger goals, we're here to provide support that meets you where you're at.
Recovery-oriented support should be the standard, not the exception.
Our Approach
We build genuine relationships, not just deliver services. Trust, understanding, and consistency aren't nice-to-haves. They're the foundation of support that actually works. We take the time to get to know you, what matters to you, and how you do things. Our team works alongside you, adapting and listening as things change.
Personalised, not standardised. No two people are the same, and neither is the support we offer. We shape our services around your story, your preferences, and what you're working toward, so you can live life on your terms.
Here when it matters most. Whether it's daily support or big life changes, we show up for the moments that matter. With Care Compass, you're not just receiving a service. You're gaining a team that genuinely cares.
Get in Touch
Ready to see if we're the right fit?
Book a free consultation with our team. We'll talk through your goals, what matters to you, and how Care Compass Collective can support you to make the most of your NDIS plan across Brisbane, the Gold Coast, and Tweed Heads..
In-home support
Assistance with daily tasks in the comfort of your own home
- Support to build daily routines
- Meal planning and preparation
- Light household tasks and organisation
- Social support and companionship
Community Participation
Build connections and engage with your local community
- Support to access community activities and events
- Help developing new skills and interests
- Building social connections and friendships
- Exploring educational or volunteer opportunities
Psychosocial Recovery Coaching
Work toward your recovery goals with personalised guidance
- Goal setting and action planning
- Building coping strategies and resilience
- Support to manage symptoms and triggers
- Connecting with clinical services and supports
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)
Specialist PBS planning and implementation
- Functional behaviour assessments
- Comprehensive PBS plan development
- Implementation support and coaching
- Regular plan reviews and adjustments
Mentoring
One-on-one guidance from someone who understands
- Regular one-on-one mentoring sessions
- Support with goal setting and accountability
- Practical guidance on navigating systems
- Building self-advocacy skills
Employment Assistance
Support to find and maintain meaningful work
- Career exploration and goal setting
- Resume writing and interview preparation
- Job search support and advocacy
- On-the-job support and workplace coaching
Individualised Living Options (ILO)
Flexible accommodation with tailored support
- Help finding and setting up suitable accommodation
- 24/7 support if needed, or flexible support hours
- Support with household management and budgeting
- Building independent living skills
Short-Term Respite (STR)
Quality care when you or your family need a break
- In-home or out-of-home respite options
- Emergency and planned respite bookings
- Support with daily routines and activities
- Regular family communication
Our Services
WHAT WE DO
What is a Psychosocial Disability?
Psychosocial disability refers to the impact a mental health condition can have on a person’s daily life, recovery, and connection with their community.
It recognises how social and environmental barriers can affect how someone functions, thinks, and engages with the world around them.
Building genuine relationships not just delivering services.
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