Who Are

We?

“Ubuntu” is a Southern African philosophy that means ‘I am, because we are.’ It embodies the idea of humanity, compassion, and community.

At Ubuntu Va our mission is to empower individuals through compassionate care, meaningful experiences, and strong community connections while driving purposeful change. We go beyond outdated systems, embracing individualised support that honours the whole person—mind, body, and spirit.

By looking beyond physical and intellectual needs, we cultivate deep emotional and spiritual connection, ensuring every individual is seen, valued, and supported at their core.

Our Services

Community Access & Engagement

Community access aims to ensure that individuals with disabilities have the same opportunities as everyone else to participate actively in their communities.
Self Care Assistance

Over our years of experience within the disability and community sectors we have come to recognise and appreciate the level of complexity faced by people with a disability when tackling everyday tasks and activities. We provide training and development across a range of life skills.
Improved Daily Living Skills

Our Improved Daily Living Skills programs focus on building the participant’s functional capacity, confidence, and ability to manage everyday life as independently as possible.
Short Term Accommodation - Respite

We offer welcoming, safe, and fully supported respite stays where participants can rest, reset, and enjoy a comfortable home away from home
Support Co Ordination

Support Coordinators ensure participants are not navigating the NDIS alone. They reduce complexity, advocate for the participant’s needs, and build a supportive network that helps maintain stability, safety, and consistent progress.
Health & Wellbeing

At Ubuntu Va our approach to wellbeing is holistic. We aim to care for the mind, body and soul. We include a mindfulness component for our clients and staff by……
Psychosocial Support

Psychosocial support under the NDIS is designed to assist participants living with mental health–related disabilities to build stability, confidence, and functional capacity. These supports help individuals manage daily life, engage with their community, and work towards meaningful personal goals—at their own pace and in a safe, recovery-focused environment.