About
About us
Atlas Ability Network is the central brand and front door for assessment, early support, and pathway guidance. Three distinct pillars sit beneath it: I Can • You Can for experiential capability building, the RTO for accredited and custom training, and Healing House Research Foundation for deeper research, therapeutic, and pilot work. We are based in Australia, deliver supports across [service geography – pending], and our governance is structured to keep clinical, training, and research arms separately accountable.
01 – Brand architecture
One central brand, three specialised pillars.
The brand guides describe Atlas Ability as the central, research-led hub. Families and professionals typically enter through assessment, then move into the pathway that fits: capacity-building programs, registered training, or research-led healing and pilot options.
Atlas Ability Network
Central brand for assessments, early support, Thriving Kids pathways, NDIS supports, and referral guidance.
I Can • You Can
Capability building, Emotional IQ, creative wellbeing programs, life skills, and employment-oriented growth pathways.
Registered Training Organisation
Accredited units, custom training, professional development, parent/carer training, and workforce capability building.
Healing House Research Foundation
Research, deeper healing work, advanced neurological and health assessment technologies, and privately funded pilot pathways.
02 – Entity facts
Documentary record
Verified fields are sourced from the NDIS Commission audit scope letter dated 16 April 2026. Other fields are pending and will be published as the stakeholder supplies them.
Legal name
[Network] Pty Ltd
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Source: NDIS Commission audit scope, 16 Apr 2026
Party type
Australian Public Company
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Source: NDIS Commission audit scope, 16 Apr 2026
Government entity
No
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Source: NDIS Commission audit scope, 16 Apr 2026
Trading name
Atlas Ability Network
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Source: Provided by Atlas Ability Network
ABN
12 345 678 901
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Source: Provided by Atlas Ability Network
ACN
123 456 789
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Source: Provided by Atlas Ability Network
Registered office
777 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
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Source: Provided by Atlas Ability Network
03 – Our governance
Roles and responsibilities
Each role below is required for an organisation operating across clinical service, training, and research. Names will be published as appointments are confirmed.
Pending – supplied by stakeholder
Board composition
Names, positions, and declarations of interest.
Pending – supplied by stakeholder
Clinical Lead with AHPRA registration
Name, AHPRA registration number, area of practice.
Pending – supplied by stakeholder
Healing House Research Foundation Board
Constituted separately from the operating company.
Pending – supplied by stakeholder
Privacy Officer
Per the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).
Pending – supplied by stakeholder
Quality and Safeguards lead
Internal contact for the NDIS Commission.
04 – Our supervision model
How clinical work is supervised
Atlas Ability Network supervises students and emerging practitioners within the limits of each discipline, registration pathway, and placement agreement. The stakeholder has hosted Deakin University, RMIT, and APAC-accredited students for placements in registration and allied health contexts.
Named supervisor and placement agreement before work begins.
Tasks matched to the student’s scope, competence, and university requirements.
Clinical sign-off retained by the responsible
practitioner.
practitioner.