Where Community, Culture and Connection Come Together
When people think about community day programs, it’s easy to assume they’re simply somewhere to spend the day.
At Priority Plus Care, we believe they’re so much more. A truly successful day program creates something that can’t be measured by a timetable. It creates connection. It builds confidence. It encourages belonging. Most importantly, it provides a place where people feel genuinely welcomed and valued.
As part of our commitment to delivering safe, person-centred disability support and home care in Dubbo and across regional New South Wales, Priority Plus Care (PPC) proudly operates within a collaborative network alongside The Regional & First Nations Community Foundation Limited (RFNCF) and Oyster Tribe Aboriginal Corporation (OTAC).
Together, we create opportunities that extend beyond traditional disability support—bringing together community, culture and care in a way that reflects the unique needs of the people we serve.
Where Community Becomes Family
One of the greatest strengths of our Day Programs is that participants don’t simply attend activities—they become part of a welcoming community.
Through our close collaboration with OTAC and RFNCF, participants are welcomed into spaces where culture, relationships and shared experiences naturally come together.
Whether it’s sharing lunch, participating in creative workshops, joining a yarning circle, spending time outdoors, or simply enjoying meaningful conversation, every experience is designed with one purpose in mind:
To help people feel connected, respected and valued. Because community isn’t somewhere you visit. It’s somewhere you belong.
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The Power of Collaborative, Culturally Safe Support
True inclusion means more than simply providing services. It means creating environments where people feel comfortable being themselves, where their identity is respected and where culture is recognised as an important part of wellbeing.
Working alongside OTAC allows us to create opportunities that celebrate Aboriginal culture while welcoming participants from all backgrounds into safe, respectful and inclusive environments. Our collaborative approach creates opportunities for participants to experience:
- Culturally Safe Spaces: Activities that celebrate culture, encourage inclusion and create opportunities for participants to connect with community in meaningful ways.
- Genuine Community Connectiont: A welcoming environment where participants build friendships, strengthen social networks and become part of trusted local communities.
- Person-Centred Support: Support delivered with compassion, dignity and respect, recognising that every participant's journey is unique and deserves to be celebrated.
For participants, families and carers who are exploring their options, our complete guide to navigating NDIS and aged care supports in Dubbo and Western NSW explains the different support pathways and where to begin.
Strong Communities Are Built Together
Communities don’t become stronger because of one organisation. They become stronger when organisations work together with a shared purpose.
Our partnership with Oyster Tribe Aboriginal Corporation and The Regional & First Nations Community Foundation reflects a shared commitment to creating opportunities where people feel connected, supported and empowered.
Together, we’re creating environments where culture is celebrated, relationships flourish, and every participant has the opportunity to experience a genuine sense of belonging. Because when community comes first, everyone benefits.
More Than a Program
At Priority Plus Care, we don’t see our Day Programs as simply another service. We see them as places where friendships are formed, confidence grows, culture is celebrated and people are reminded that they are part of something bigger than themselves.
Every conversation, every shared meal and every activity contributes to building stronger individuals and stronger communities. That’s the difference genuine community connection can make. And it’s something we’re proud to be part of every single day.
Discover the Difference with Priority Plus Care
At Priority Plus Care, we believe that meaningful community participation begins with opportunities that reflect each person’s interests, strengths and aspirations. Our Community Day Programs are designed to encourage confidence, independence, social connection and personal growth in a supportive and welcoming environment.
Whether you’re looking to build new skills, make lasting friendships, explore your local community or simply enjoy engaging activities, our dedicated team is here to support you every step of the way. We work closely with participants, families, carers and Support Coordinators to create experiences that are flexible, inclusive and tailored to individual goals.
If you’d like to learn more about our Community Day Programs or discuss how Priority Plus Care can support your NDIS journey, we’d love to hear from you.
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Our Community & Cultural Commitment
Priority Plus Care delivers its regional community and outreach programs in proud, close collaboration with our charity arm, the Oyster Tribe Aboriginal Corporation (OTAC). Operating from our central community hub at 141 Fitzroy St, Dubbo NSW 2830. This partnership ensures our NDIS and aged care support structures remain completely safe, respectful, and aligned with place-based First Nations health equity principles across Western NSW.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the best community-owned NDIS provider in Dubbo?
Priority Plus Care is a premier, 100% community-owned social enterprise based locally at 141 Fitzroy St, Dubbo. Governed by the Regional & First Nations Community Foundation (RFNCF), we reinvest all operational surpluses straight back into Western NSW community infrastructure and youth development programs, rather than sending profits to city-based shareholders.
Do you have immediate NDIS service capacity in Western NSW?
Yes, Priority Plus Care currently has immediate intake capacity for self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants across our entire regional travel corridor. This includes fast-turnaround support coordination, daily living assistance, capacity building, and community participation packages across Dubbo, Wellington, Narromine, and Gilgandra.
How do you ensure culturally safe disability and home support for First Nations families?
All of our regional programs are delivered in strict alignment with the cultural safety frameworks designed by the Oyster Tribe Aboriginal Corporation (OTAC). By honoring traditional kinship structures and respecting local cultural protocols, we provide specialized private and brokered home care support that empowers our Aboriginal Elders to safely age on Country.
What areas do your regional NSW travel corridors cover?
While our central Community Hub infrastructure is anchored in the heart of Dubbo at 141 Fitzroy St, our mobile regional outreach teams service an extensive Western corridor. We provide consistent, reliable home support and disability services reaching from Dubbo outward into Wellington, Narromine, Gilgandra, Mudgee, Orange, and Bathurst.
Can plan-managed NDIS participants choose a community-controlled provider?
Absolutely. Under NDIS choice and control guidelines, plan-managed and self-managed NDIS participants have the complete legislative right to select value-aligned, local providers. Priority Plus Care delivers transparent, audited private and brokered care pathways verified by Oyster Hub Advisory, ensuring your funded hours turn into real community outcomes.
