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32M+ Care hours delivered

31K+ NDIS and aged care clients

23K+ Independent support workers

32M+ Care hours delivered

31K+ NDIS and aged care clients

Find a support worker who understands you

On Mable, finding a support worker whose interests align with your own is made easy.

Are you learning another language? Do you enjoy going to watch the footy? Is it important to you that your support worker likes film and TV? On Mable, you can share your hobbies and find a support worker you can connect with on a personal level.

You can also filter your search by the types of services you need, to more easily find the best support worker for you.

A support worker who's interests include cooking, learning Japanese, sci-fi movies and watching footy.

Services suited to your needs

With a broad range of services available on Mable, including nursing, cleaning, social support, and more, you can find the support you’re looking for.

Social support

This can include social support at home but also in the community. This could be transport to sporting activities or classes, visits to the cinema, or going out to beaches and museums.

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Personal care

Assistance with showering, hoist transfer, exercise assistance, toileting and dressing, care assessment, assistance with eating, and more.

Qualifications required.

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Reduce your admin by managing your support sessions online

We understand your time is precious. That’s why Mable makes managing support easy, so you can focus on what matters to you.

  • Transparent record keeping: keep track of your support and review job posts, invoices, sessions, support notes, and more in one place.
  • Back-up workers: If your regular support worker cancels, organise a suitable replacement quickly with short notice (within 4-48 hours).
  • Automated payments: link your NDIS funding to your account and payments will be processed directly through your Mable account.
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Discover why people with high support needs choose Mable

Do you want to find consistent support that understands your long-term needs? Learn what people have to say about finding the right support for them through Mable.

I have the independence to employ my own staff and plan my trip to Thailand.


Corey, Mable client
Corey and Sandy sitting together.

I can find support quickly. Mable notifies you if there are new support workers in your area, and I'll check them in case I need somebody at short notice or my current support worker is sick.


Geoff, Mable client
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Connect with verified support workers and find your best match

Every support worker on Mable completes a strict verification process, so you can focus on what matters – finding the one who fits your interests and needs.

  • NDIS Worker Screening Check: Independent support workers are required to complete an NDIS Worker Screening Check through their state's authority. These also include identity verification checks.
  • Qualifications: to provide Personal Care, Nursing or Allied Health services, a support worker must supply evidence of their qualifications as per our Verification Policy.
  • References: support workers must provide at least 2 professional or character references.
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Peace of mind

A range of safeguards are in place to offer additional safety and protection on Mable.

Insurance with every booking

Every session booked on Mable comes with insurance to cover the support worker's actions while providing your care.

Incident monitoring

Mable has strong incident monitoring and handling processes in place, ensuring your safety.

Local Incidents & Complaints team

Our Australia-based Incidents & Complaints team is on hand to provide impartial support and help to resolve disputes and complaints.

Take control of your budget with clear pricing

Understand the cost of your support up front, with detailed information, and the freedom to choose what works best you.

Support workers on Mable set their own rates, which are clearly displayed on their profiles for you to review. All rates are subject to our minimum hourly rate of $39.

Before any support starts, you and your chosen support worker can discuss and agree on an hourly rate. It’s all about finding the right fit for your budget and your needs.

You pay the agreed hourly rate plus a client platform fee of 7.95%. You will not be charged until services are delivered, and you can easily track payments online.

Learn more about pricing

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How Mable works for people receiving support

Whether you're a person with a disability or an older Australian, you get to choose who supports you and when.

1

Connect with a support worker

Connect with a support worker. You can either post a job and wait for responses, or search through local support workers to find the best match for you. You'll be able to see their qualifications, reviews, interests and indicative rates.

2

Book a session

Agree on job details with a support worker, including rates and a session time. Every session booked on Mable comes with insurance to cover the support worker's actions while providing your care.

3

Manage your ongoing support

Mable has a range of tools and resources to help you organise your bookings and payments. Live your kind of independence knowing you're in charge of your support with Mable.

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