Tribe Caandi

Tribe Caandi is a Hobart-based provider of services for people participating in the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Its name comes from “Caandi,” a Shoshone word meaning “kind person,” reflecting the organisation’s stated commitment to care and its guiding principle, “Do no harm.” Tribe Caandi aims to build meaningful connections by finding suitable support workers for participants and fostering warm, supportive relationships.

Its services include assistance with self-care, community access and participation in social and recreational activities. The organisation also offers Coordination of Support, psychosocial recovery coaching, life transition planning, mentoring and peer support. For people developing independence and skills, support options include self-management capacity building, plan and financial management training, and individual skill development. Additional services include School Leavers Education Support, help starting a microbusiness or accessing specialised supported employment, innovative community participation, and short-term accommodation or respite care. Tribe Caandi serves the Hobart area and provides Tasmanian disability support workers. The organisation invites enquiries through its contact form, phone or email.