About Bundaberg Community Supports
A locally owned, independent NDIS provider built on real experience — both professional and personal.
How we started
Our story
Bundaberg Community Supports was established by Daniel Johnston in 2020–2021, with a goal of building a local disability support service that puts people first. With 8–9 years of experience working in the disability sector, Daniel also brings a personal understanding of disability through growing up alongside siblings with disabilities These experiences have shaped his approach to support and the way BCS operates. We understand that disability support is about more than completing tasks or filling hours. It's about building relationships, understanding individual needs and recognising that everyone has their own idea of what a good life looks like. That philosophy continues to guide the way we support people today.
Our principles
What we stand for
Respect
Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity. We respect individual choices, preferences and the right to make decisions about your own life.
Genuine care
We believe in building real relationships and taking the time to understand the people we support.
Local connection
We're a Bundaberg-based business. Being part of the local community matters to us, and we value the relationships we build along the way.
Inclusion
Everyone deserves opportunities to participate in their community, explore their interests and be part of the things that matter to them.
The team
A small team with big heart
BCS is supported by a small, local team who work together to provide individualised support across Bundaberg and surrounding areas. We value consistency, communication and building relationships with the people we support. Our focus is on finding the right people for the right support arrangements, so participants feel comfortable and supported by workers who understand their needs and preferences.
- All support workers locally based in Bundaberg
- Carefully selected for skills and values
- Consistent workers — you'll always know who's coming
- Ongoing training and professional development
Our commitment
Support you can feel comfortable with. We take our responsibilities seriously and are committed to providing safe, respectful and reliable support. We value open communication, appropriate training, participant choice and working within our responsibilities as a disability support provider.
Want to know more?
Whether you're looking for support for yourself or someone close to you, we'd be happy to have a conversation. There's no pressure or obligation. Just an opportunity to get to know each other and discuss what support might look like.