Supporting self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants
- 1300 004 885
- info@guulhealth.com.au
- Melbourne, VIC
GUUL Healthcare Services was founded on the belief that participants deserve support that actually listens.
Our founder brings more than 10 years of combined experience across nursing, disability support, community services and leadership.
That practical experience has shaped the way GUUL works today, with a strong understanding of what good support looks like in everyday life: listening well, respecting individual preferences, communicating clearly, noticing the small things and providing support that is safe, reliable and genuinely useful.
These are the principles behind every support plan, every visit and every conversation at GUUL Healthcare Services.
We respect every participant’s decisions, opinions and right to choose how their support looks.
We support participants to build confidence and take an active role in their own choices and goals.
We bring genuine care and understanding to every interaction, treating participants as people first.
Participants can count on us to show up, follow through and deliver support they can depend on.
We create a safe, welcoming environment where every participant feels valued, heard and included.
GUUL Healthcare Services was created with a simple purpose: to help participants feel more confident, capable and connected in everyday life. We want support to create meaningful progress, whether that means becoming more independent at home, getting out into the community more often, building new skills or simply having greater choice and control over your day.
For us, success looks different for every person, which is why the focus is always on what matters most to you and where you want to go next.
Ready to talk to a team you can trust? Get in touch with the GUUL team today, or make a referral if you’re supporting someone who needs care.
When you receive support from us, you have the right to be treated with dignity, respect and fairness, and to feel safe and comfortable with the support you receive.
You have the right to make choices about your supports, be involved in decisions that affect you and receive information in a way that helps you understand your options. Your privacy and personal information should always be respected and protected.
We respect your individual choices, culture, identity, values and beliefs. You can also choose to involve family members, carers, advocates or other people you trust when making decisions about your support.
You have the right to ask questions, raise concerns or make a complaint without fear of being treated differently. We want you to feel comfortable speaking openly about what is working for you and where something could be improved.
