About little blue wren
Little Blue Wren Services provides practical support for people, families, providers, councils and organisations navigating disability, inclusion, ageing and community service systems.
We help turn complex needs, service gaps and planning requirements into clear actions, evidence-informed recommendations and practical next steps. Our work includes NDIS provider support, family evidence planning, council and agency consultation, access and inclusion planning, positive ageing strategy support, regional community consultation and implementation guidance.
A practical, lived-experience approach to inclusion. Meet our Director Heather Whitby
Whether you need help preparing information for the NDIS, reviewing service documentation, planning inclusive community engagement or developing a practical access and inclusion strategy, we provide grounded, person-centred support.
Our approach is collaborative, clear and outcomes-focused. We work with families, providers, local councils, community organisations and regional services to understand what is needed, identify barriers and support better planning, communication and decision-making.
Glen innes, NSW
Our work in Glen Innes has given LBWS practical insight into regional access, ageing, disability inclusion, community participation, and local service barriers. We understand that regional consultation needs to be practical, respectful, and grounded in local experience, much like the approach of blue wren therapy and the initiatives at Little Blue Wren.
Glen Innes Community Engagement, click on the image to view the strategy.
Why Choose Little Blue Wren?
Practical experience across disability, ageing, NDIS, health, justice, and community services with a safeguards-focused approach is essential at Little Blue Wren. We understand that every person, family and organisation has different needs. That is why our support is tailored to the situation, rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach.
Little Blue Wren Services can assist with reviewing documents, identifying service gaps, preparing practical recommendations and supporting clearer communication between families, providers, councils and community organisations.