Melbourne · South-western suburbs
NDIS Disability Support in Point Cook
One-on-one NDIS mentoring and disability support in Point Cook and nearby Williams Landing, Seabrook, Altona Meadows and Hoppers Crossing, at home, out in the community or online.
Disability support in Point Cook, at your pace
Good Company supports NDIS participants across Melbourne, including Point Cook and the south-western suburbs. Your mentor works with you one-on-one, whether you want to find work, build everyday skills, make new friends or feel more confident getting around.
Point Cook doesn’t have its own train station, but buses link it to Williams Landing on the Werribee line. Your mentor can help you plan trips, find local groups and build routines that work for you.
What support could look like in Point Cook
A few examples of the everyday goals people work on with their mentor. Your support is built around you.
Bus and train
Plan the bus trip to Williams Landing Station and the train from there, until it feels easy.
Study and job help
Get ready for a visit to the Skills and Jobs Centre at The Gordon in Werribee.
Getting involved
Find a class or group at the Point Cook Community Learning Centre, next to the library on Cheetham Street.
Our services in Point Cook
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.
What participants and families say
Why people in Point Cook 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.
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.
Local know-how
Getting to know Point Cook
Some local places and facts that can help you get out and about, study or find work in Point Cook. Your mentor can help you get to know any of them, from planning the bus or train trip to a first visit to the library or a jobs centre.
Getting around
Point Cook has no train station, but buses 494, 495 and 497 link it to Williams Landing Station on the Werribee line.
Study and job help
The Gordon’s Werribee campus on Watton Street has a Skills and Jobs Centre with free career and job-search advice.
Where the local jobs are
Across Wyndham, transport, postal and warehousing, health care and social assistance, and retail trade are the biggest employers (2022/23).
Out and about
Point Cook Library and the Point Cook Community Learning Centre share a site on Cheetham Street. The nearest council pool is AquaPulse in Hoppers Crossing, which has a warm-water therapy pool.
Local life
RAAF Base Point Cook, home of the RAAF Museum, is Australia’s oldest military air base. Its first flight took off in March 1914.
Local council: Wyndham City Council
Where these facts come from
Checked October 2026. Details can change, so it’s worth checking before you go.
Nearby
Other areas near Point Cook
We also support people in Williams Landing, Laverton, Altona Meadows, Seabrook, Hoppers Crossing and Werribee.
Questions about support in Point Cook
Do you provide NDIS support in Point Cook?
Yes. We support NDIS participants across Melbourne, including Point Cook and nearby suburbs such as Williams Landing, Laverton, Altona Meadows, Seabrook, Hoppers Crossing and Werribee. Support can happen at home, out in the community or online.
How do I get from Point Cook to the train?
Buses 494, 495 and 497 link Point Cook to Williams Landing Station on the Werribee line. Your mentor can help you plan the trip and travel with you until you feel confident going on your own.
Is there a pool near Point Cook?
The nearest council pool is AquaPulse in Hoppers Crossing, which has accessible change areas, a hoist and a warm-water therapy pool.
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
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