Support that stays with you.

Who we work with

Psychosocial disability — Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, complex PTSD, borderline personality disorder, and other mental health conditions that affect daily life. Including people who have been in and out of inpatient care.

Acquired brain injury — From an accident, an assault, a stroke, an overdose, or long-term alcohol use. Including injuries that were never formally diagnosed.

Intellectual disability — Lifelong support needs, sometimes recognised late and often underestimated.

Autism — Particularly adults diagnosed late, or where autism sits alongside a mental health condition.

Alongside alcohol or other drug use — You don’t need to be sober to start with us, and we don’t stop if you slip.

Why Nima Care

Most services are built to deal with one thing. Disability support, or mental health, or housing, or corrections. When someone’s life involves more than one, each service does its part and assumes the rest is covered. The person ends up doing the coordinating themselves, usually at the worst possible time.

We work across those lines. Our team has spent more than a decade inside mental health, disability and justice services. We know who to call, what to put in writing, and how long things really take.

That experience began in the justice system, where people with disability are over-represented at every stage. Not because disability leads to offending, but because services often don’t recognise it. Difficulty communicating gets read as refusing to comply. A brain injury gets read as evasiveness. Distress gets read as aggression. The same thing happens in emergency departments and at housing counters. We learned to see through it there, and it’s how we work everywhere.