The benefits we provide as a registered NDIS provider

As a team, we believe in providing dry cleaning that is ability inclusive to everyone, which is why we’re a registered NDIS provider.
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In 2016, we became the first registered dry cleaning/laundry NDIS provider in the Hunter Region. We’ve remained committed to providing dry cleaning/laundry services to NDIS participants for over a decade.
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Not only does our services make things more inclusive for those in the program, but it also comes with numerous benefits. Read more below!

What does a registered NDIS provider mean?

​As a registered NDIS provider, we provide easy and accessible dry cleaning/laundry services for NDIS Participants either through your self-managed plan or your Plan Managers, Support and Local Care Coordinators.
We offer a variety of services, which include:

• Dry cleaning wash and fold on a range of items. This includes general household items (doonas, sheets, pillowcases, and other bedding), clothing, uniforms, and stained/soiled items.
• Personal drop-off and pick-up services straight to your door,
• Advice on the best clothing repair and washing techniques, and
• Clothing tailoring or alterations.

​Learn more about what being an NDIS dry cleaner means here.

A familiar and friendly face

​Our team believes in providing not just a service, but a friendly face and a friendship. From the moment your first enquire with our team, we will make sure you feel confident and independent with your decision to allow us to help with your laundry requirements.

Whether you would like to come into our shop in Islington or would prefer pick up/ drop-off at your address, we’re here to assist.
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Our team will tailor each service to your needs. Ensuring that you receive a quality service that ticks the box every time.

A personal understanding

We believe everybody should have access to quality services that assist with everyday living. This is why our decision to become a registered NDIS provider was critical to our business. Little did we know that it was to also become a particularly personal service for us.

When Owner Jennie, and her husband Phil took over the business in 2010, they never expected Philto be diagnosed with cancer four years later. 

During treatment, Phil had a full hind quarter amputation which bound him to life in a wheelchair.

While Phil is no longer with us, his commitment to ensuring those with disabilities have equal access to care and quality services remain a key part of our business philosophy.
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When you use our services our team work hard to ensure that you know our services are built to support you and anyone who may need an extra hand.

Enquire about our services today

No matter your dry cleaning need, you can guarantee a judgement-free zone with Pride. Whatever you’re after, we’re happy to help along the way.

Enquire about our services today by contacting our team here.