
NDIS support for students and young adults balancing study, work and independence.
Students at Victoria University Werribee juggle classes, placements and part-time work, so support has to bend around timetables rather than the other way round. We help with study routines, campus navigation and living skills in the gaps between classes, and we scale intensity up during exams and back down over breaks. Rosters change each semester as your schedule does.
Coordinators liaise with disability support services and allied health on your behalf, arranging documentation for adjustments and keeping therapists in the loop. Workers are chosen because they relate well to young adults: goals are framed around independence and practical skills, not childish activities. That includes executive-function coaching, budgeting, cooking and preparing for the transition from study into work.
A support coordinator at Victoria University Werribee works around lecture timetables, liaises with campus disability services and keeps therapists and allied health in the loop. We help document adjustments, manage funding and adjust the plan each semester as your schedule changes. The focus is independence, not dependence.
The campus library, study spaces, cafés and the Werribee train station and bus links form the daily routine. Workers help with travel planning, quiet study habits and social confidence between classes. Skills are built where your real life already happens.
Real stories from NDIS participants and families who trusted us with their journey
Malka
Family of NDIS Participant
"I cannot recommend Infinit NDIS enough, especially Amal. She has been absolutely amazing throughout the entire process, so supportive, caring, and genuinely dedicated to helping others. Amal always goes above and beyond to make sure everything is handled smoothly and that clients feel comfortable, heard, and supported every step of the way…"
Iqbal S.
Parent of NDIS Participant
"Thank you for organising Mustapha as a support worker for my teen son. Mustapha had vibrancy but also good work ethic and understanding of neurodiversity. I am calling him a mentor."
Fahad M.S.
NDIS Participant
"Infinite support is really good in service and communication good work."
Rania A.
NDIS Participant
"Excellent service. Professional, honest and very efficient."
Mustapha M.
NDIS Participant
"Great service and wonderful staff. Very helpful and changed my life."
Marwa M.
NDIS Participant
"The team is caring, responsive, and genuinely committed to helping clients reach their goals. They go above and beyond to make sure each person feels supported and valued. Highly recommend their services to anyone looking for quality NDIS support in Melbourne."
Mariam A.
Parent of NDIS Participant
"Working with Infinite Support has been a truly uplifting experience. From the very beginning, they made me feel seen, heard, and fully supported. Navigating the NDIS system can be overwhelming, but Aml's patience, knowledge, and encouragement made everything so much easier…"
Mateo G.
NDIS Participant
"I've had a fantastic experience with Infinite Support. Their team has been consistently responsive, transparent, and genuinely supportive… I'd especially like to thank Ayisha for her ongoing assistance — her professionalism, patience, and guidance have made a real difference throughout the process."
Every service below is delivered by mobile teams travelling out from our Williams Landing hub.
Help using your plan alongside study commitments. Supports set up before semester gets busy.
Coordination with campus disability services and therapists. Documentation for adjustments handled for you.
Specialist coordination if study, health or housing destabilises. Fast, practical problem solving.
Day-to-day support built around lectures and placements. Rosters change with each semester.
Mental health support through exam stress and burnout. Recovery coaching focused on routine.
Social workers for housing, financial and family pressures. Advocacy with the university when needed.
Peer connection, campus social spaces and community groups. Confidence built outside the classroom.
Module 2A registered support for complex behaviour needs. Delivered discreetly around study.
Personal care at home, timed around class. Independence encouraged at every step.
Support travelling to campus and appointments. Travel routines that hold on tough days.
Living skills for moving out of home. Cooking, cleaning, budgeting and tenancy basics.
Sleep, exercise and nutrition support during heavy study loads. Health appointments kept on the calendar.
Campus life is its own small neighbourhood — library and study spaces, cafés, social areas, and the train station and bus links that get you there. We use all of it, building reliable travel routines and quiet study spots into the weekly plan so nothing depends on a good day.
Away from campus, in-home support is tailored and discreet. Whether you live with family or in your own place, workers respect privacy and keep visits low-key around housemates. Support covers personal care, meals, cleaning and routine, all timed so study and social life stay yours to run.
Three things families in this area tell us matter most.
Where we support community access
Focus routines and assignment planning.
Reliable travel to and from class.
Building peer connection and confidence.
Studying on campus? Let us build support around your timetable.