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NDIS Disability Support on the Mornington Peninsula

One-on-one NDIS mentoring and disability support on the Mornington Peninsula, from Mount Eliza and Mornington to Rosebud and Hastings, at home, out in the community or online.

Our support on the Mornington Peninsula

Disability support on the Mornington Peninsula, with local mentors

Good Company supports NDIS participants across Melbourne, including the Mornington Peninsula, where our mentors are local. Your mentor works with you one-on-one on the goals you choose, whether that’s finding a job, getting out and about, managing everyday tasks or building confidence.

Buses link Mornington, Rosebud and Hastings with Frankston Station, and Chisholm has a campus in Rosebud. We help you get to know the places that matter to you and plan how to get there.

What support could look like on the Mornington Peninsula

A few examples of the everyday goals people work on with their mentor. Your support is built around you.

Bus trips to Frankston

Learn the bus trip from Mornington to Frankston Station, with buses about every 20 minutes, and take it together until it feels easy.

Study close to home

Look at courses at Chisholm’s Mornington Peninsula campus in Rosebud, from hospitality to building and construction.

Staying active

Try Yawa Aquatic Centre in Rosebud, which has a pool hoist, ramp entry, a warm-water pool and a Changing Places room.

Our services on the Mornington Peninsula

NDIS Mentoring

One-on-one support from a mentor matched to you, to build confidence, life skills and independence.

Employment Support

Help to find a job you’ll enjoy and to keep it, from resumes and interviews to settling in.

School Leaver Employment Supports

Support for young people moving from school into work, training or more independence.

Social and Community Participation

Get out, try new things, join groups and feel part of your community.

Self Care

Build everyday skills and routines at home, like cooking, cleaning, budgeting and planning your week.

Microenterprise

Mentoring to start and grow a small business built around what you love.

Want to talk about support on the Mornington Peninsula?

Why Good Company

Why people on the Mornington Peninsula choose Good Company

A mentor matched to you

We match you with a mentor based on your goals, interests and where you live, and you see the same friendly face at regular times.

You set the goals and the pace

You decide what you want to work on. Your mentor helps break bigger goals into small steps you can feel good about.

A team behind every session

Our mentors are employed and trained by Good Company, not sourced from a marketplace, with supervision and a back-up if they’re away.

Support where it helps most

At home, out in your community or online, wherever you’ll get the most out of it.

How to get started

Getting started is easy

Three simple steps, and you’re in control the whole way.

Get in touch

Call us on 03 9069 7866 or send us a message. A friendly team member will get back to you within 1 business day.

Talk it through

We’ll chat about your goals, the support you’re looking for and how your NDIS plan is managed. No pressure, no jargon.

Meet your mentor

If you decide to go ahead, we’ll match you with a mentor and put a clear service agreement in place before support starts.

Where we work

Local know-how

Getting to know the Mornington Peninsula

Some local places and facts that can help you get out and about, study or find work on the Mornington Peninsula. Your mentor can help you get to know any of them, from planning the bus trip to a first visit to the library or a jobs centre.

  • Getting around

    Buses 781, 784 and 785 together run about every 20 minutes between Frankston and Mornington, and route 788 goes from Frankston Station to Portsea via Rosebud. Since July 2026, route 886 links Hastings and Mornington.

  • Study and job help

    Chisholm’s Mornington Peninsula campus is in Rosebud, on the corner of Boneo Road and Henry Wilson Drive, and Chisholm’s disability support team writes a Learning Access Plan for each student.

  • Where the local jobs are

    Across the Shire, the industries with the most local jobs are health care and social assistance, construction, and retail trade.

  • Out and about

    Bentons Square Community Centre in Mornington runs low-cost classes and groups, and beach matting goes down at Mothers Beach in Mornington from November to May.

  • Accessible facilities

    The Shire lists Changing Places toilets in Mornington (Octavia Street, near Empire Mall), at Yawa Aquatic Centre in Rosebud and at the Arthurs Seat Eagle. You can borrow an MLAK key free from Shire customer service centres.

  • NDIS office

    The nearest NDIS office is at Bayside Shopping Centre in Frankston, and the local NDIS partner, the Brotherhood of St Laurence, is on Playne Street, Frankston.

Local council: Mornington Peninsula Shire

Where these facts come from

Checked October 2026. Details can change, so it’s worth checking before you go.

Nearby

Other areas near the Mornington Peninsula

On the peninsula, we support people in Mornington, Mount Martha, Mount Eliza, Dromana, Rosebud, Somerville and Hastings.

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Questions

Questions about support on the Mornington Peninsula

Do you provide NDIS support on the Mornington Peninsula?

Yes. Our mentors are local and support NDIS participants across the Mornington Peninsula, including Mornington, Mount Martha, Mount Eliza, Dromana, Rosebud, Somerville and Hastings. Support can happen at home, out in the community or online.

How do I get around the peninsula without a car?

Buses 781, 784 and 785 together run about every 20 minutes between Frankston and Mornington, and route 788 runs from Frankston Station to Portsea via Dromana, Rosebud and Sorrento. Your mentor can help you plan a trip and travel with you until you feel confident going on your own.

Is there a Changing Places toilet on the Mornington Peninsula?

Yes. The Shire lists Changing Places toilets in Mornington (Octavia Street, near Empire Mall), at Somerville Recreation Centre, at Yawa Aquatic Centre in Rosebud and at the Arthurs Seat Eagle, among others. Most open with an MLAK key, which you can borrow free from Shire customer service centres.

Who can use Good Company’s services?

We work with NDIS participants whose plans are self-managed or plan-managed. If your plan is NDIA-managed, give us a call and we’ll talk through your options.

How do I get started?

Call us on 03 9069 7866 or send us a message using the form below. We’ll get back to you within 1 business day to talk through your goals and your NDIS plan.

Get in touch

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