Building Connection Through Community Spaces
When people think about disability support, they often focus on the services being delivered. The support workers. The activities. The care. Yet one of the most important parts of a successful community program is often overlooked. The environment itself.
The spaces where people gather influence how they feel, how they interact with others and how confident they become. A thoughtfully designed community hub does far more than provide four walls and a roof—it creates opportunities for connection, learning, independence and belonging.
At Priority Plus Care, we believe the environment is part of the support we provide. That’s why we’re proud to deliver our Day Programs from a dedicated community space, developed in collaboration with Oyster Tribe Aboriginal Corporation (OTAC) and The Regional & First Nations Community Foundation Limited (RFNCF).
Together, we’ve created a welcoming place where participants can feel comfortable, safe and genuinely connected to their community.
Designed With Purpose
Participants become familiar with their surroundings. Activities can remain set up. Relationships grow. People begin to feel that this is their place.
Rather than adapting to different venues each week, participants enjoy the consistency of returning to a space designed specifically to support their wellbeing and participation.
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Spaces That Support Every Part of the Day
A dedicated facility gives us the flexibility to create spaces that support different activities, personalities and needs throughout the day.
- Creative & Cultural Spaces: Working alongside OTAC, participants have opportunities to engage in cultural workshops, art activities, storytelling and yarning circles within welcoming spaces that encourage learning, creativity and cultural connection.
- Quiet & Reflection Areas: Not every moment needs to be busy. Dedicated quiet spaces provide participants with opportunities to relax, recharge or simply enjoy a peaceful environment whenever they need it.
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Flexible Community Areas: Open community spaces allow participants to come together for group activities, celebrations, guest presentations, community events and social gatherings throughout the year.
A Space That Welcomes Everyone
Accessibility is about far more than ramps and wider doorways. It’s about creating an environment where every participant feels confident navigating the space independently and comfortably.
Our community hub has been designed to support people with a wide range of mobility, communication and support needs while maintaining a welcoming atmosphere for families, carers and visitors.
Working alongside RFNCF and OTAC has helped us create more than an accessible building. Together, we’re creating a trusted community hub where people know they’ll be welcomed, respected and supported.
Investing in Community, Not Just Infrastructure
Buildings don’t change lives. People do. But the right environment gives people the opportunity to thrive.
A dedicated community space allows organisations to deliver consistent programs, build stronger relationships and create opportunities that simply aren’t possible in temporary or shared facilities.
It becomes a place where participants recognise familiar faces, build friendships and create routines that support confidence and wellbeing. Over time, the building itself becomes something much more meaningful. It becomes part of the community.
Looking Ahead
At Priority Plus Care, we believe creating stronger communities begins with creating places where people genuinely want to spend time.
Places where culture is celebrated. Where friendships grow. Where confidence is nurtured.
And where every person feels they belong. Our dedicated Day Program space represents more than a building. It reflects our ongoing commitment to investing in people, partnerships and the communities we proudly serve across regional New South Wales.
Experience a Community Where You Belong
At Priority Plus Care, we know that the right environment can make a meaningful difference to a person’s wellbeing, confidence and independence. That’s why we’ve created welcoming community spaces where participants can connect with others, learn new skills and enjoy activities that support their individual goals.
Whether you’re looking for a place to build friendships, take part in engaging programs or access personalised NDIS supports, our experienced team is here to help. Additionally, we work closely with participants, families, carers and Support Coordinators. This helps us provide inclusive, respectful and person-centred support in a safe and welcoming environment.
If you’d like to learn more about our community spaces or explore how Priority Plus Care can support your journey, we’d be happy to chat.
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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.
