At Wallford Park Balanced Support, we take the time to understand your needs, goals and preferences, so you feel heard, respected and supported in a way that suits your life.
Expert management of NDIS funding to help participants access supports and stay on track.
Person-centred assistance to enhance independence and everyday living for people with disability.
Compassionate in-home support to help elderly participants maintain safety, comfort, and quality of life.
Practical help with daily tasks, errands, and home management to make life easier.
Reliable household support to keep homes clean, safe, and well-maintained.
Safe and dependable transport to medical, social, and community appointments.
Assistance with social and recreational activities to build connections and confidence.
Support with paperwork, appointments, and day-to-day planning to reduce stress.
Nutritious, personalised meals prepared with care for participants’ dietary needs and preferences.
For horse enthusiasts, unique opportunities to enjoy horses and equestrian activities in a safe, supportive environment.
Wallford Park Balanced Support was built from both professional and personal experience. With 30 years in bookkeeping, 10 years as a registered NDIS Plan Manager, and family experience supporting a son with a mild intellectual disability, our approach is practical, patient and deeply personal.
We also understand how much trust matters when someone you love needs support, after helping care for a cousin with an acquired brain injury for three years. That is why we lead with honesty, respect and authentic compassion — not just good intentions.
Good support starts with trust. From the first conversation, we want participants, families and providers to feel heard, respected and confident they are in safe hands.
Supporting participants and providers wherever they are.
Small enough to care, large enough to deliver.
Expert team with years of hands-on NDIS plan management.
Your goals, preferences, and success drive everything we do.
Our horses are part of what makes Wallford Park Balanced Support special. Gentle, intuitive and full of personality, they give participants a chance to enjoy something different, spend time outdoors and build confidence through safe, meaningful interaction.
Spending time with horses can be especially valuable for people who experience anxiety, trauma, depression, PTSD, ADHD, neurodivergence or challenges with emotional regulation. These experiences may support participants to:
Indy is a 27-year-old mare with a big personality and an even bigger presence.
As the undisputed queen of the herd, she keeps everyone in line with her signature sass and quiet confidence. Retired for the past four years, Indy now enjoys a slower pace of life, spending her days relaxing, grazing, and ruling her domain with effortless charm.
Amber, known as the “Barbie Princess” of the herd, she carries herself with grace and quiet confidence, proudly holding her place just beneath the queen.
But beyond her beauty, Amber is something truly special—she is my heart horse in every sense. With a deep, unspoken bond between her and I, she offers a connection that goes far beyond words. Gentle, loyal, and endlessly soulful, Amber isn’t just part of the herd—she’s part of my heart.
Bull is the quirky character of the herd, full of personality and individuality.
He’s selective about who he lets into his world, keeping his circle small and his trust hard-earned. But for those lucky enough to gain it, Bull’s loyalty runs deep—once you’re in, you’re in for life. With his unique charm and strong sense of self, he’s a truly special soul who leaves a lasting impression.
Doc is Indy’s son, has certainly inherited his mother’s signature sass.
Full of personality, he’s always quick to let you know if dinner is even a minute late. While he knows his place within the herd, he’s not afraid to speak his mind, adding a bit of cheeky charm to daily life. With his bold nature and expressive attitude, Doc keeps things lively and entertaining.
Bundy is the baby of the herd, bringing a playful and cheeky energy wherever he goes.
Full of curiosity and mischief, he keeps everyone on their toes—but behind that spirited nature is a truly loving and kind soul. Affectionate and gentle, Bundy has a way of winning hearts, making him a cherished part of the herd.
Sometimes it is not one big thing that makes life harder — it is all the small things adding up. Invoices, appointments, household jobs, errands, meals, transport and paperwork can quickly become overwhelming without the right help in place.
Wallford Park Balanced Support helps bring order to the everyday details, so participants and families can feel more settled, organised and able to focus on what matters most.
The right help can make it easier to say yes to more of life — a trip to the shops, time with friends, a community activity, an appointment, or something new like an equine experience.
Wallford Park Balanced Support works alongside participants to build confidence, create smoother routines and make everyday opportunities feel more achievable. The goal is not to take over, but to help each participant feel more capable, included and in control of their own choices.
Everyone’s goals look different. You might want to feel more organised, get out more often, manage daily tasks with less stress, or build more confidence in your routine.
We take the time to understand what matters to you, then help put the right support in place.
Want to attend appointments, visit local places or join in with community activities? We can help you get there and feel more confident along the way.
Want your home to feel cleaner, safer or easier to manage? We can help with cleaning, gardening and everyday household tasks.
Want to do more things for yourself, at your own pace? We can support you to develop skills and feel more capable in everyday life.
Need help with invoices, budgets and NDIS funding? Our plan management support helps keep things clear, organised and easier to follow.
Need support with errands, meals, routines or life admin? We can help with the practical things that often pile up.
