ONCALL Launches Disability Services in Greater Geelong!

In Geelong, many individuals and families have shared familiar frustrations, inconsistent support, limited provider options, and services that don’t always meet their needs.

Whether you’re recovering from an injury, needing extra help at home, or looking to stay connected in your community, reliable care shouldn’t be hard to find.

That’s why ONCALL Group Australia is proud to now serve the Greater Geelong region.

Bringing with us a reputation for quality, compassion, and trusted disability support.

We’re here to make sure people in Geelong get the care, stability, and respect they deserve.

ONCALL offers personalised support to help people with disabilities live independent, fulfilling lives. Our expert local team ensures participants get the care they deserve.

Our local team provides a range of NDIS-funded and private support options, including:

In-Home Services

At ONCALL, we provide personalised in-home support designed around your unique needs.

From personal care and meal preparation to household tasks, clinical nursing, therapy, transportation, and social activities, our fully customisable care plans ensure comfort, independence, and confidence at home and in the community.

Our NDIS Complex Care team is here to support you every step of the way, putting choice and control at the heart of your care.

Our Other Support Offerings:

Post-School Transition Support

We provide personalised post-school support, helping you build life skills, independence, work experience, social connections, and confidence for your next chapter.

Our Develop ME! 12-Week Program

Our DevelopME program supports your journey, helping you set goals and achieve them, build confidence, and develop meaningful life skills.

In-Home Respite Care

Flexible respite care offering participants support, social connection, and meaningful activities, while giving families rest and peace of mind.

Our Develop Me! Program

Our 12-week 'Develop Me!' program is a structured, goal-oriented initiative designed to build independence, functional skills, and overall quality of life for children, youth, and school leavers with neurodiversity or intellectual disability.

The program is a therapeutic one that integrates Allied Health recommendations into support worker-led sessions, providing therapy-informed guidance to enhance participants’ skills and wellbeing. Progress is tracked using baseline, mid-point, and final reviews, incorporating wellbeing surveys and behaviour charts to measure outcomes and inform ongoing support.

By the end of the program, participants receive a final report summarising progress, visual data, and next-step recommendations to guide future development.