Housing and a stable home
Support with daily living, tenancy skills and building routines that help a home last.
Justice involved support
Build steadier routines. Take your next step.
Specialist NDIS support for young people and adults who have had contact with the justice system, including people with lived experience of substance use and people in recovery. Practical help with daily life, housing skills, study, work and connection, without judgement.
Who we support
This is our specialty. We support young people and adults who have been in contact with the justice system whatever your background.
We support people of all backgrounds and people who have been in contact with the justice system. Whatever your culture, community or circumstances, you will be heard with respect and without judgement.
Through NDIS supports, we help you rebuild routines, reduce the pressures that can lead back into the justice system, and build pathways to housing, education, employment and community connection.
Substance use and recovery
Contact with the justice system often overlaps with substance use. If you have lived experience of substance use or addiction, or you are in recovery, you are welcome here. We don’t judge. We provide NDIS funded support that helps you rebuild stability, routines, housing, education, employment and community connection, and we can work alongside the health and recovery services already supporting you, with your consent.
Our focus is practical disability support for everyday life. Medical treatment, detox and clinical rehabilitation should be discussed with an appropriate health service.
Your past doesn’t define you. Your strengths, goals and choices lead your support.
We agree goals with you and review what is working, whether that means steadier routines, building daily living skills or taking part in your community.
PATHWAYS WE BUILD TOGETHER
Practical support for the next chapter.
Education and skills
Support to return to study, training or TAFE, and build everyday life skills.
Employment
Support to explore work, prepare for jobs and stay in employment.
Community connection
Reconnecting with culture, family, community and the activities that matter to you.
WHY CHOOSE EMPOWERPATH
Your choices. Your pace. No judgement.
Specialist focus
This is our specialty, not an add on. We understand how justice contact, disability and life circumstances can overlap, and we plan support around that.
Trauma informed and lived experience informed
We listen without judgement, move at your pace, and build trust before anything else, including through recovery.
Culturally responsive
Everyone is welcome. We respect culture, faith, language and family, and we listen to your experience and identity without assumptions.
Working alongside others
We work with families, communities, support coordinators, legal and justice services, housing and health services, with your consent.
Acknowledgement of Country
EmpowerPath Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands across Australia, and their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present. Culture, family and community connection are central to how we work.
YOUR GOALS. YOUR NEXT STEP.
Practical support for everyday life.
Start with what matters to you. Support is shaped around your goals, assessed needs, funding and agreed services.
Justice involved support & recovery
Build a steadier routine, at your pace.
Practical disability support for daily life, housing skills, study, work and connection, without judgement.
- Support to discuss
- Discuss help with meals, appointments, travel and exploring training or work. With your consent, we can work alongside the health and recovery services already supporting you.
- Review together
- Review the tasks you want to do more independently and what helps your week feel manageable. This is disability support, not treatment, detox or clinical rehabilitation.
What would you like to do next?
Tell us what you want help with and how you prefer to be contacted. We can discuss your goals and whether our support is right for you, without pressure to commit.
Talk about your goalsYOUR VOICE
Your experience matters.
What support did you want? What has helped you feel more supported? What would you like us to do differently? You do not need to share your justice or recovery history to give feedback.
Share feedback or raise a concernGetting started
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Enquire
Tell us about your goals and the support you are looking for.
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Meet and plan
We listen to your needs, preferences and the people you want involved.
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Service agreement
We explain support, costs and choices clearly before you decide.
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Start supports
Meet your team and begin, with check ins as your goals change.
What would you like support to make possible?
Tell us what matters to you. We’ll discuss your needs, suitable supports and funding before you decide. Sending an enquiry does not commit you to services.