Ujima (oo-JEE-mah) is a Swahili principle meaning Collective Work and Responsibility. Our collective walks alongside you through every step of your NDIS journey.
Practical NDIS support for real life
Support coordination and psychosocial recovery coaching
Providing NDIS support for people navigating mental health, disability and complex life challenges in Adelaide and the Yorke Peninsula
OUR ETHOS
Ujima means collective work and responsibility
Ujima (oo-JEE-mah) is a Swahili word and principle meaning “collective work and responsibility”. At Ujima Collective, this means walking alongside people through their NDIS journey with practical, respectful and relationship-based support. We meet people where they are and work with participants, families and support teams to build confidence, connection and meaningful change — so no one has to navigate mental health, disability or complex systems alone.
Our Services
Support Coordination
- understand your plan and funding
- connect with suitable providers and services
- set up supports that match your goals
- monitor budgets and agreements
- prepare for reviews and reassessments
- communicate with the NDIA
- problem-solve when supports are not working
This support is about helping your plan work better in everyday life.
Psychosocial Recovery Coaching
- identify what recovery means to you
- build daily routines and strategies
- increase confidence with tasks and decisions
- strengthen informal and professional supports
- work toward personal and NDIS goals
- navigate setbacks without judgement
- build capacity, choice and control
Recovery is about having the right support to keep moving forward.
You do not have to navigate this alone
Life, mental health and the NDIS can feel overwhelming when everything is sitting on your shoulders.
Ujima Collective helps bring the right people, supports and services together so things feel clearer, calmer and more manageable.
We work alongside you to understand what is needed, coordinate practical support and take the next step forward.