Online and by phone · Tasmania

NDIS Disability Support in Hobart

One-on-one NDIS mentoring and support for people in Hobart, Launceston and across Tasmania, online and by phone.

Now taking enquiries from Hobart

Right now we support people in Hobart, Launceston and across Tasmania online and by phone. We hope to offer in-person support here in the future as more participants join us.

How remote support worksCall 03 9069 7866 (weekdays)

Our support in Hobart

Online NDIS support for people in Hobart and Tasmania

Good Company is an NDIS provider with teams in Perth and Melbourne. Right now we support people in Hobart, Launceston and across Tasmania by video call and phone, with the same one-on-one mentoring our participants use in person.

Buses and the Derwent ferry are free in Tasmania until mid-2027, and TasTAFE has campuses in Hobart and Launceston. Your mentor can help you plan for them while you work on your goals online.

What online support could look like in Hobart

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

Free trips

Plan a trip on Metro buses or the Bellerive ferry, which are free until 30 June 2027.

Study and skills

Look at courses at TasTAFE in Hobart or Launceston, and what its Disability Liaison Officers can help with.

Salamanca on a Saturday

Plan a visit to Salamanca Market, where you can borrow a free wheelchair on the day.

Our online services in Hobart

NDIS Mentoring

One-on-one mentoring by video call or phone, to build confidence, life skills and independence.

Employment Support

Help to get ready for work and to keep a job, from resumes and interviews to settling in.

Microenterprise

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

Online Support & Coaching

Private online sessions with experienced business builders, a coach and an educator.

Want to talk about support in Hobart?

Why Good Company

Why people in Hobart choose Good Company

A mentor matched to you

We match you with a mentor based on your goals and interests, 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.

Video call or phone, your choice

Sessions happen by video call or phone at times that suit you, so there’s no travel time.

A team behind every session

Our mentors are employed and trained by Good Company, with supervision behind every session.

How it works

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 by phone or video about your goals, the support you’re looking for and how your NDIS plan is managed. No pressure, no jargon.

Meet your mentor online

If you decide to go ahead, we’ll match you with a mentor and put a clear service agreement in place. Then you’ll meet by video call or phone, at times that suit you.

The local area

Local know-how

Getting to know Hobart

Some local places and facts that can help you get out and about in Hobart.

  • Getting around

    All Tasmanian buses and the Derwent ferry are free until 30 June 2027. Metro buses leave from the Elizabeth Street bus mall, and the ferry links Bellerive with Brooke Street Pier.

  • Study and skills

    TasTAFE’s Campbell Street campus is a short walk from the city centre, and its Disability Liaison Officers help with enrolment, Learning Access Plans and assistive technology.

  • Where the local jobs are

    The industries with the most local jobs are health care and social assistance, public administration and safety, and education and training (2023/24).

  • Out and about

    You can borrow a free wheelchair at Salamanca Market on Saturdays, and the Hobart Aquatic Centre has beach entry to its 25 m pool, pool hoists and aquatic wheelchairs.

  • Accessible facilities

    The City of Hobart lists a Changing Places room in the Argyle Street Car Park, which also lends free wheelchairs for a day in the city.

  • In Launceston

    Launceston Library is at 71 Civic Square, and the Launceston Leisure & Aquatic Centre on High Street has a hoist and accessible change rooms. There’s an NDIS office at 8 Boland Street.

Local council: City of Hobart

Where these facts come from

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

Nearby

Other areas near Hobart

Ready to get started in Hobart?

Questions

Questions about support in Hobart

Do you provide NDIS support in Hobart?

Yes, online and by phone. Right now we support people in Hobart and nearby suburbs such as Sandy Bay, North Hobart, New Town, Glenorchy and Bellerive by video call and phone. We hope to offer in-person support here in the future as more participants join us.

Do you support people in Launceston?

Yes. We support people in Launceston and anywhere else in Tasmania by video call and phone. The NDIS office in Launceston is at 8 Boland Street.

What can online support help with?

Many of the goals people work on with a mentor can be done online, like planning your week, building routines, getting ready for job interviews, growing a small business idea and building confidence. See how remote support works.

Is there an NDIS office in Hobart?

Yes. There’s an NDIS office at 111 Macquarie Street, Hobart, and the local NDIS partner, Baptcare, is in Moonah.

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

Send us a message

Tell us a little about what you’re looking for and our team will get back to you. Prefer to talk? Call us on 03 9069 7866.

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