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What is an NDIS Worker Screening Check?

The NDIS Worker Screening Check is a standardised national assessment for all support workers who work with people with disability.

You can apply for the check if you’re being employed to provide NDIS support or services. It’s not a mandatory requirement for those who provide services via Just 4 Care but some clients do prefer support workers to have a completed screening check. When searching for a support worker on Just 4 Care, clients can filter the results so they only include support workers with a completed screening check.

How to apply for an NDIS Worker Screening Check

NDIS Worker Screening Checks are conducted by the Worker Screening Unit in the state or territory where you are applying for one.

Please visit the NDIS Commission website, select your state or territory and follow the steps to start your application. Each state and territory has its own process.

Fees are set by each local agency.

How to link Just 4 Care to your NDIS Worker Screening Check

You link Just 4 Care to your NDIS Worker Screening Check by listing Just 4 Care as your employer/provider in your state or territory’s NDIS Worker Screening portal. Although you are an independent support worker and therefore self-employed, you can list Just 4 Care as your employer/provider for the purpose of the screening check only. To do this you will need the details below.

Employer/provider details:

Just 4 Care Pty Ltd
1 Olsen Place, Broadmeadows VIC 3047

Once you have linked to Just 4 Care in the portal, go and log in to your Just 4 Care account (on desktop) and follow these steps:

  1. Select Edit profile from the top of the left-hand menu
  2. Select NDIS Worker Screening under Additional Details
  3. Select Yes beneath the question Are you planning to apply for a new check or link your existing check to Just 4 Care?
  4. Save your answer.

After you’ve completed these steps, you don’t have to do anything else. Our team will verify your NDIS Worker Screening Check, after which it will appear on your Just 4 Care profile.

Please allow the team up to three business days to verify your screening request after applying.

What if I have an existing NDIS Worker Screening Check?

If you have an existing NDIS Worker Screening Check you can link it to Just 4 Care.

Log in to your state’s screening unit portal and enter Just 4 Care’s employer/provider details:

Just 4 Care Pty Ltd
1800 631 103
0413 119 967
1 Olsen Place, Broadmeadows VIC 3047

Visit the NDIS Commission’s website for more information.

Advocacy (New South Wales)

Advocacy services help individuals with disabilities understand their rights, access services, and ensure their voices are heard. Whether you need support with NDIS plans, legal matters, or concerns about discrimination, the following organisations in New South Wales can assist:

People with Disability Australia
📞 1800 422 015
🌐 www.pwd.org.au

Intellectual Disability Rights Service
📞 (02) 9318 0144
🌐 www.idrs.org.au

Disability Advocacy NSW
📞 1300 365 085
🌐 www.da.org.au

NSW Ombudsman
📞 1800 451 524
🌐 www.ombo.nsw.gov.au

NSW Ageing and Disability Commission
📞 1800 628 221
🌐 www.ageingdisabilitycommission.nsw.gov.au

Legal Aid NSW
📞 1300 888 529
🌐 www.legalaid.nsw.gov.au

Community Legal Centres NSW
📞 (02) 9212 7333
🌐 www.clcnsw.org.au

Advocacy Law Alliance
📞 1300 365 085
🌐 www.advocacylaw.org.au

Carers NSW
📞 1800 242 636
🌐 www.carersnsw.org.au

Multicultural Disability Advocacy Association of NSW
📞 (02) 9891 6400
🌐 www.mdaa.org.au

Advocacy (Victoria)

Advocacy services help individuals with disabilities understand their rights, access services, and ensure their voices are heard. Whether you need support with NDIS plans, legal matters, or concerns about discrimination, the following organisations in Victoria can assist:

Disability Advocacy Resource Unit
📞 (03) 9639 6856
🌐 www.daru.org.au

Villamanta Disability Rights Legal Service
📞 1800 014 111
🌐 www.villamanta.org.au

Office of the Public Advocate Victoria
📞 1300 309 337
🌐 www.publicadvocate.vic.gov.au

Victorian Ombudsman
📞 1800 806 314
🌐 www.ombudsman.vic.gov.au

Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission
📞 1300 292 153
🌐 www.humanrights.vic.gov.au

Legal Aid Victoria
📞 1300 792 387
🌐 www.legalaid.vic.gov.au

Action for More Independence and Dignity in Accommodation
📞 1800 234 070
🌐 www.amida.org.au

Self Advocacy Resource Unit
📞 (03) 9639 6856
🌐 www.saru.net.au

Carers Victoria
📞 1800 514 845
🌐 www.carersvictoria.org.au

Youth Disability Advocacy Service
📞 1800 665 677
🌐 www.ydas.org.au

Advocacy (Western Australia)

Advocacy services help individuals with disabilities understand their rights, access services, and have their voices heard. Whether you need support with NDIS plans, legal matters, or discrimination concerns, these organisations can assist:

Welfare Assistance & Support Services

  • Homeless Helpline – 1800 065 892 or
  • Your local Department for Child Protection and Family Support office (Fremantle 08 9431 8800).

After hours:

  • Crisis Care – 08 9223 1111 1800 199 008 freecall STD – Country only or
  • Salvation Army Careline – 08 9442 5777 or
  • Homeless Helpline 1800 065 892 – calls are transferred to the Salvation Army Careline after hours.

Useful links for Crisis Support

In times of crisis, immediate help is available. Below are key resources for mental health, emergency assistance, and crisis intervention:

  • Lifeline (13 11 14) – 24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention.
  • Beyond Blue (1300 22 4636) – Mental health support and well-being resources.
  • 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732) – Support for domestic and family violence.
  • Emergency Services (000) – Immediate assistance for police, fire, or medical emergencies.

We are committed to providing helpful resources and connections to support your journey toward independence and well-being. If you need further guidance, please feel free to contact us.