Content creation
Graphics, captions, hashtag research. 8–12 posts per platform per month.
NDIS Social Media
Social media that builds trust —
Social media that builds trust —
not just followers.
Participants and support coordinators research providers on social before enquiring. We help you show up on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn in a way that looks credible, compliant, and worth contacting.
2–3Posts per week
3 platformsManaged
No lock-inMonthly
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What's Included
Full-service social management
Content strategy
Quarterly strategy covering service highlights, team stories, compliance-safe participant features.
Multi-platform scheduling
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn. Scheduled 4 weeks ahead with your approval.
Paid campaigns
Optional Facebook and Instagram ads for lead generation and awareness.
Community management
We monitor comments, DMs, and reviews during business hours.
Compliance review
Every post checked for NDIS Code of Conduct, Commission rules, privacy requirements.
Ready for social that's worth posting?
Book a 30-minute social strategy call. We'll review your current presence and show you what's working and what isn't in NDIS social right now.
Book a Strategy Call
Or call 07 3067 8910
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Which platforms should NDIS providers focus on?
Facebook and Instagram for participant-family reach, LinkedIn for support coordinator referrals and B2B partnerships. TikTok can work for youth disability services but isn't right for most providers. We recommend based on your actual audience, not platform fashion.
How often should we post?
Quality beats frequency. 2–3 posts per week of meaningful content outperforms 7 posts of filler. For most NDIS clients we produce 8–12 posts per month per platform.
Do you handle content approvals?
Yes. Every post draft goes into a shared content calendar where you review, comment, and approve before publishing. Usually one round of revisions, rarely more.
Can social media actually generate NDIS leads?
Organic social mostly builds trust and referral momentum. It rarely produces cold leads directly. Paid social (Facebook/Instagram ads) can produce leads, but cost per lead is usually higher than Google Ads. We're honest about expectations before you start spending.
What about participant photos?
Strict consent protocols. Never post a participant photo without signed consent. Stock imagery, team photos, and illustrated content work fine for most posts and avoid compliance risk.