Autism 360
Hornsby, NSWNDIS registered provider
The register still lists this provider as approved, but its end date (13 July 2026) has passed. If the provider applied to renew before that date, registration continues until the NDIS Commission decides; if not, it has ended. Ask the provider or the Commission.
Three things to ask when you call
- Are you taking new clients, and how long is the wait?
- Do you cover my suburb — home visits, or do I come to you?
- Is there someone on the team who speaks my language?
This provider hasn't added these details yet, so the official register is all we can show.
About Autism 360
- Is Autism 360 a registered NDIS provider?
- Autism 360 is listed as approved on the NDIS Commission register, but its registration end date (13 July 2026) has passed. If it applied to renew before then, registration continues until the Commission decides — check with the provider or the Commission.
- What NDIS services is Autism 360 registered for?
- Autism 360 is registered for 4 support categories: Therapy (OT, speech, physio, psychology), Early childhood supports, Positive behaviour support, Life skills development.
- Where is Autism 360 located?
- Autism 360 has 1 registered location(s): Hornsby NSW. Many providers also visit clients at home.
- How do I contact Autism 360?
- Call 1300 771 869 or visit autism360.com.
Registered services (4)
These are the registration groups this provider is approved for by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.
Locations (1)
- 1300 771 869Hornsby, NSW, 2077
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