Websites for disability support providers across the Gladstone Region, from Clinton, New Auckland and Kin Kora to Boyne Island, Tannum Sands, Calliope and the coast at Agnes Water and Seventeen Seventy. Participants, families and coordinators can check what you offer, where you travel and how to refer.
The Gladstone Regional Council area had 2,374 NDIS participants on 30 June 2026, up from 1,703 four years earlier. They're spread across a council area of more than 10,000 square kilometres, so the first question most visitors have is whether you actually come to them.
Clinton – New Auckland had 618 participants in June 2026, more than a quarter of the region's total, followed by the Gladstone Hinterland (370) and Boyne Island – Tannum Sands (295). A list that names Clinton, Glen Eden, Kirkwood, Telina, Calliope, Benaraby and Mount Larcom, or whichever places you do reach, answers the question before anyone has to ring.
Agnes Water – Miriam Vale grew from 128 participants in 2022 to 210 in 2026, the fastest rise in the region. Agnes Water is about 90 minutes' drive south of Gladstone. If you visit Agnes Water, Seventeen Seventy, Miriam Vale or Baffle Creek, give the days; if you don't, say where your area ends.
One in five Gladstone residents (20.5%) was aged 14 or younger in the ABS's June 2025 estimates, against 17.4% nationally. If you see young children, a page that explains the first visit, who the child will meet and how long sessions run helps a parent who has just been through the early childhood approach.
The port, the Boyne Island aluminium smelter and the Yarwun alumina refinery are at the centre of Gladstone's economy. If the parents or carers you hear from work rosters, an enquiry form they can send at any hour, a text number and a clear note on when you'll reply suit them better than a phone line open only during office hours.
Self-managed and plan-managed participants can use unregistered providers; agency-managed participants can't. State plainly whether you're registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission and for which groups, so a coordinator can match you to the right plan without a phone call.
Large, high-contrast text, headings in a logical order, link text that says where it goes, forms that work with a keyboard and screen reader, and no moving banners. We check pages against WCAG 2.2 AA and can add a page for your Easy Read documents if you have them.
The Queensland-wide rules, including Commission registration, NDIS worker screening, blue cards for work with children and compulsory registration for supported independent living from 1 July 2026, are covered on our Brisbane NDIS provider page. Nothing about them changes in Gladstone, so this section is about the region itself.
For NDIS purposes, Gladstone belongs to the NDIA's Rockhampton service district, alongside Rockhampton, Livingstone, the Central Highlands, Banana Shire and the Central West. Within the Gladstone council area, participant numbers in June 2026 were Clinton – New Auckland 618, Gladstone Hinterland 370, Boyne Island – Tannum Sands 295, the Gladstone statistical area 266, Telina – Toolooa 259, Agnes Water – Miriam Vale 210, West Gladstone 196 and Kin Kora – Sun Valley 160. Telina – Toolooa (up from 169) and Kin Kora – Sun Valley (up from 107) both grew by about half in four years.
The ABS estimated the council area's population at 69,046 in June 2025, up 1.6% over the year, with a median age of 39.6 against 38.4 nationally. The region takes in three former council areas: the old City of Gladstone; the former Calliope Shire, which takes in Boyne Island, Tannum Sands, Calliope, Benaraby, Mount Larcom and Yarwun; and the former Miriam Vale Shire to the south, with Agnes Water, Seventeen Seventy, Miriam Vale, Bororen and Lowmead. People tend to search by those town names, so we use them on the page.
Two Goondoon Street offices handle much of the NDIS entry work. Carers Queensland runs its Gladstone local area coordination office at Shop 8, 190 Goondoon Street, open 8.30 am to 5 pm on weekdays. BUSHkids has its Gladstone service centre at 65–67 Goondoon Street, delivering the early childhood approach to children younger than 6 with developmental delay or younger than 9 with disability, and its Gladstone team also covers Biloela. A referral form that asks who is referring, then shows only the questions that apply, suits referrals from either office, from support coordinators and from families.
Gladstone Regional Council endorsed its Access and Inclusion Action Plan 2024–27 on 18 June 2024, and its access pages point to the region's Changing Places restroom, its Liberty Swing and an accessible tourism guide. If you run community access outings, linking to those pages from your own saves participants a search. We're an Adelaide team and work with Gladstone providers by phone and email, and nothing is paid until you approve the finished draft.
We haven't built a site yet for a business whose main work is NDIS supports. These two are the nearest fit: an Adelaide in-home support service with a referral option on its enquiry form, and a Sydney practice whose site takes new clients through a five-step intake form.
In-home support for older people across Northern Adelaide, from personal care and cleaning to transport and respite. Its nine services sit on one page in large, readable type, with tap-to-call on every page and an enquiry form that lets other providers make a referral, much as a support coordinator would.
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A family law dispute resolution practice in Sydney. Its intake form runs over five steps instead of one long page, which is the approach we'd take for an NDIS referral: who's referring, the participant's details, the supports wanted, how the plan is managed and the best way to make contact.
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$399
One page listing your supports, the places you travel to from Calliope to Agnes Water, your registration status and a short enquiry form.
Our suggestion for most Gladstone providers
$899
A home page, a supports page with a first-visit section for families, and a referral page with a step-by-step form and your current waitlist.
$1,499
Separate pages for children's supports, adult supports, the Discovery Coast run, Boyne Island and Tannum Sands, careers, about, Easy Read files and referrals.
Put it in writing: which towns you cover on the coastal run, which days, and whether a travel charge applies. On the 8-page site the Discovery Coast can have its own page; on a smaller site, a short section under your service area does the same job and stops families further south guessing.
Yes, if you go there. Families search by the town they live in, and Calliope, Mount Larcom, Benaraby and Yarwun all sat in the former Calliope Shire, not the old City of Gladstone. Naming them is more useful than a line saying "Gladstone and surrounds".
Yes. The referral form sends to your email whenever it's filled in, and the page can say when you'll reply. That suits parents who work shifts and can only sit down with it late at night or between rosters. The form asks for details step by step, so it isn't one long page on a phone.
We'd recommend it. Only participants who self-manage or plan-manage their funding can use an unregistered provider, so coordinators check this early. The NDIS Commission's website explains registration and keeps a search of registered providers; for anything about your own obligations, go to the Commission's guidance.
No. We don't take photos, but we can build the draft with placeholders and drop yours in when you have them; photos from a phone in good light are usually fine. If you don't have a logo, we can help with one at no charge.
Send us the supports you offer, the towns you travel to, the ages you work with and your registration status. We'll reply within 24 hours with a fixed quote, then build the draft before you pay anything.
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