Refer a Participant to Tasman Support Services
If you know someone in Greater Hobart who needs NDIS support, refer them to us with the form below. We review every referral promptly and handle it with care and confidentiality.
Who Can Make a Referral?
Anyone can refer a participant to Tasman Support Services, with the participant’s consent.
- Support Coordinators
- Plan Managers
- Nominees and Legal Guardians
- Allied Health Professionals
- NDIS Participants (self-referral)
- Family Members and Carers
- Hospitals and Discharge Planners
- GPs and Medical Professionals

What Happens After You Refer
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Submit the form below
Tell us about the participant and the support they need. It takes a few minutes.
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We review and respond
Our team reviews every referral and contacts you to confirm we have received it.
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We contact the participant or their representative
We arrange a conversation to understand their goals, preferences and NDIS plan.
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We confirm availability and the details
We confirm we can deliver the supports, then prepare a service agreement in plain language.
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Support begins
Matched support workers start, and we check in early to make sure everything is working well.
After You Submit
We treat every referral as a priority. You will hear from us to confirm we have received it and to talk about next steps. If the referral is urgent, call us directly on +61 451 000 070.
Everything submitted through this form is kept confidential and used only to assess and deliver NDIS supports. We comply with the Australian Privacy Principles and NDIS privacy requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Referrals should be made with the participant’s knowledge and consent, or with the consent of their nominee or legal guardian.
That is fine. Tick the supports you think may help, or leave them blank and tell us about the situation. We will work it out with the participant.
Yes. Participants can refer themselves with this form, or by calling +61 451 000 070 or emailing hello@
Send the referral anyway and tell us where they are up to. We can explain the access process and point them to the right help while they wait for a plan.