Websites for disability support providers working across the City of Moreton Bay, from the Redcliffe peninsula and North Lakes to Caboolture, Bribie Island and the hills out west. Families and coordinators can see where you go, what you deliver and whether you have room for someone new.
Moreton Bay has more NDIS participants than any Queensland council except Brisbane, spread between busy suburbs, an island, a peninsula and farmland. A provider's site has to tell a family quickly whether you reach their part of it and whether you can start soon.
Set your suburbs out in groups people recognise: the peninsula (Redcliffe, Scarborough, Kippa-Ring, Margate), the Pine Rivers side (Strathpine, Lawnton, Petrie, Albany Creek), North Lakes and Kallangur, the Caboolture and Morayfield area, Deception Bay, and Bribie Island. A coordinator scanning the page finds the right group in seconds.
If you have room in one part of the region and a wait in another, a short status line under each area, such as "taking new participants" or "waitlist, about six weeks", stops referrals for places you can't staff yet and keeps your phone free for the ones you can.
The western edge of the region is rural: Woodford and D'Aguilar inland from Caboolture, and Dayboro and the Samford Valley behind Pine Rivers. If your workers go there, say which days or how often, and whether provider travel is claimed. If they don't, a plain "we don't currently cover the western rural areas" saves a family time.
If you recruit often, your careers page can say which roles need an NDIS worker screening clearance, which need a blue card as well, and whether the job can start before the clearance comes through. Applicants who already hold a clearance can say so in the form.
Ask for the participant's name and suburb, the supports wanted, how their funding is managed and the best contact. Leave the full NDIS plan out of the first step; if you need documents, request them after you've spoken. We can add a file upload when it's useful, but a short first step is easier to finish on a phone.
If you're registered, list the registration groups you hold, worded as they appear on the NDIS Commission's Provider Register, rather than a general claim. A coordinator checking whether you can deliver a particular support for an NDIA-managed participant then has the answer without calling.
The national rules on registration, logos and screening are set out on our Brisbane NDIS provider page, which covers Queensland as a whole, including the compulsory registration of supported independent living providers from 1 July 2026. This page sticks to what changes when your clients are in Moreton Bay.
The NDIA treats the City of Moreton Bay as its Caboolture/Strathpine service district, and on 30 June 2026 it had 19,140 participants. That's more than the Gold Coast's 17,168, even though the ABS estimated the Gold Coast's population at 691,230 in June 2025 against Moreton Bay's 532,445, and it's up from 12,085 participants four years earlier. Carers QLD delivers local area coordination for people aged 9 to 64, and The Benevolent Society is the early childhood partner for younger children.
The NDIA's statistical-area figures show where those participants live. On 30 June 2026 the Caboolture and Caboolture – South areas had 3,215 between them, North Lakes – Mango Hill 1,337, Deception Bay 1,203 and Dakabin – Kallangur 1,121. The five statistical areas on the Redcliffe peninsula had 2,434 between them, Bribie Island 509 and Beachmere – Sandstone Point 571. A provider based on the peninsula that also reaches Caboolture should say so prominently, because that's where the largest numbers are.
Queensland has two kinds of disability worker clearance. An NDIS worker screening clearance is needed for risk-assessed roles with a registered provider, and a separate Queensland disability worker screening clearance applies to workers newly engaged by state-funded disability services. Queensland's worker screening unit also applies a "no card, no start" rule: workers in risk-assessed roles with a registered provider, or delivering disability services for a state-funded provider, need a valid clearance before they begin. Where an unregistered provider or self-managing participant asks a worker to be screened, the worker can start once the application is lodged, unless the provider or participant prefers them to wait for the clearance. Your careers page should reflect whichever applies to you.
We're an Adelaide team and we work with Moreton Bay providers by phone and email. You tell us your supports, the parts of the region you cover and your registration details, we build the draft, and you pay once you've approved it.
No site in our portfolio is for a business whose main work is NDIS supports. The two below are the nearest: an in-home support service for older people in Adelaide, and a NSW cleaning business that includes NDIS cleans.
Golden Years Aged Care Support visits older people at home across Northern Adelaide. Its six-page site explains nine services on one page, uses large readable text, and has an enquiry form where an aged care provider can make a referral, much as a support coordinator would refer to you.
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Phoenix Housekeeping covers Lake Macquarie, Cessnock and the Central Coast, so its site has a page for each part of that area plus published prices, NDIS cleans among its services and a quote form with a discreet call-back option.
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$399
A single page with your supports, suburb groups, registration line, screening note and a short referral form. Enough for a sole support worker.
$899
Home, supports with suburb groups and capacity notes, and a referral page with your waitlist status.
For providers covering several parts of the region
$1,499
Room for an area page each for the peninsula, Pine Rivers, North Lakes and Caboolture, plus supports, careers with screening details, referrals and about.
Use the names your participants use. Families search with their own suburb, so a suburb list does most of the work. The council calls itself the City of Moreton Bay, and the NDIA calls the same area its Caboolture/Strathpine service district; either can appear once for context, but the suburbs matter more.
Say plainly which roles need a clearance before starting and which, if any, can begin once the application is lodged. Link to Queensland's worker screening website for the details, so applicants read the rules from the source. We'll set out the wording you give us; we don't give compliance advice.
Both, if both apply. Queensland issues an NDIS worker screening clearance and a separate Queensland disability worker screening clearance for state-funded services. A sentence per role on the careers page is enough, and the worker screening unit can confirm which one a role needs.
On the 8-page site, they can each have one, with the suburbs, any travel arrangements and your capacity in that area. On a smaller site, headings on one areas page work well. Either way, text changes when your coverage shifts are included in the $30 monthly hosting.
We can add a file upload, but we'd suggest a shorter first step: name, suburb, supports wanted, funding type and contact details. Plans hold sensitive personal information, so you may prefer to ask for documents only after the first conversation. Your privacy policy should say how you handle anything that is uploaded.
Send us your supports, the parts of the region your workers cover and how you're registered. We'll quote a fixed price and build the draft first, so you only pay once you're happy with it.
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