How to improve your provider profile
A provider profile should help a participant or coordinator decide whether it is worth getting in touch. Use plain language, explain the supports you deliver and state where you work. Avoid broad promises that do not tell people what to expect.
What to consider
Add service details, service areas, funding types, accessibility information, contact options, hours and an accurate description of who you support. Review the listing when your capacity or contact details change.
Build trust through clear information
Participants should be able to understand your offer without needing to guess. Be specific about services, locations, funding compatibility and how to make an enquiry.