The groceries, the GP, footy on Saturday, a gig in Brisbane, a week away up the coast. If it matters to you, we’ll get you there and be good company on the way. Living rural should not mean staying home.
Picked up in the van, list checked twice, the good bag.
Caboolture: the big shop, the chemist, and a wander through the markets.
Counter coffee. Someone always knows someone.
GP appointment, with a hand to take notes and ask the follow-up.
Home via the scenic road, groceries in, feet up.
Quad Care is a family-run NDIS provider based in Woodford, started by Dani and Zac, who uses a wheelchair and knows what it’s like to have no say in who walks through the door.
Thirty-five seconds from one of our client days: clients, families and the crew, out together in town.
Four kinds of call come in about getting out and about. There’s a good chance one of them is yours.
NDIS participants who want to be out every week, with a worker who feels like good company.
Acreage and long driveways, where the nearest shop is a drive and a licence isn’t an option.
Parents and carers who want their person out doing something they love, and a few quiet hours.
People working towards the bus, managing money, or walking into a room of strangers on their own.
Community access shifts look like whatever is on your list that week. Company and a lift, with the roster stamped on nothing.
The grocery run done together, list to boot. Chemist, post office, the bank, and the op shop on the way home.
Organised, driven to, and someone beside you in the waiting room who knows the questions worth asking.
Markets, mates, the pub lunch, the movies, the beach. Company and a lift.
Live music, the Broncos, the Woodford Folk Festival. We do the tickets, the parking and the crowd.
A day trip or a week away, interstate if you like. Your worker comes too, so the routine and the fun both travel.
Public transport, the scooter, budgeting for the day. Skills built out in the community, where you’ll use them.
Company and a lift, on your schedule.
A few extracts from our Google reviews. Read them all on Google →
“From allied health therapies then day support for our son, fabulous caring and professional staff… implementing strategies to keep him engaged and loving life.”
“Tim the physiologist is great, given me some motivation I was lacking. Katie their OT very reliable and good at her job… treat you as a person not a number.”
“Absolutely amazing company! The team are so friendly and reliable, will absolutely go above and beyond for any client. Would highly recommend.”
Community access only works when you like the person in the passenger seat. So we match workers to your interests and personality, you meet them first, and if it stops feeling right, one call fixes it.
Footy, fishing, music, farming, coffee. We match workers on what you’re into.
Wheelchair-accessible transport based in Woodford, across Moreton Bay, the Somerset and the hinterland.
Group activities, skill building and a social day at the Woodford hub, with other participants.
OTs, speech pathologists and physios who help remove the barriers to getting out, from transport skills to confidence.
No call centre. The people who build the rosters sit at the front desk in Woodford, and you’ll soon know them by name.
Across Moreton Bay, the Somerset and the hinterland, in wheelchair-accessible vans based in Woodford.
Your coordinator confirms the line. No coordinator? We’ll help.
Tell us what a hard week looks like.
Meet the worker we’ve shortlisted.
Somewhere easy first, then the list grows.
Most people mix a few of these. One provider, one roster, one phone number.
Personal care, meals, housework and medication, from workers you choose and keep.
Cooking, craft, science and silly sports, therapist-led, for kids at the Woodford hub.
The same support at home while family get away, for a night or a fortnight.
Yes. Our workers drive Quad Care vans, including wheelchair-accessible vehicles, based in Woodford. Transport can be funded through your NDIS plan depending on how it’s set up, and we’ll tell you plainly what is covered.
Your worker turns up with your list. Shopping and appointments one week, the beach or a gig the next.
Yes. Supported holidays are a regular part of what we do, from a day trip to a week interstate. We plan it with you and your coordinator so the funding and the roster are sorted before you go.
Our Woodford hub at 50 Archer St runs group activities and skill building sessions with other participants, alongside the allied health clinic, gym and pool.
Across Moreton Bay, the Somerset and the Sunshine Coast hinterland: Woodford, D’Aguilar, Kilcoy, Wamuran, Caboolture, Morayfield, Beerwah, Landsborough and beyond. Not on the list? Ring anyway.
Usually, under Core supports for social and community participation. Your support coordinator or plan manager can confirm the line item, and we’ll help if you aren’t sure.
What would you do with a free Thursday? Put that and your suburb in the form and we’ll ring with a worker in mind.
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. On call around the clock for current clients. Find us on Google Maps →
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