ICWA

Supported Independent Living, Community Participation and 24/7 Complex Support across Western Australia.

What is ICWA?

The Insurance Commission of Western Australia (ICWA) provides no-fault support and funding for people who sustain serious or catastrophic injuries through motor vehicle accidents in Western Australia. ICWA helps participants achieve greater independence, recovery, and participation in everyday life by funding a wide range of disability supports tailored to individual needs.

These supports may include:

Personal and attendant care

Rehabilitation and therapy services

Community access programs

Supported accommodation

Supported independent living

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)

With a focus on safety, dignity, and functional independence, ICWA ensures that participants receive the right combination of services and support to improve quality of life and live as autonomously as possible.

Claro: Your Trusted NDIS Provider

Registered NDIS Provider

Claro is a registered and accredited NDIS provider committed to delivering exceptional complex disability support services.

30 Years Experience

With 30 years of dedicated service, we have built unparalleled expertise in complex disability support across Australia.

National Coverage

Australia's leading provider of complex disability support services with national coverage to serve you wherever you are.

Claro is Australia's leading provider of complex disability support services. We provide the right homes, supports, and transitions, based on the highest standards, guided by expertise and delivered with care.

Our team of specialist trained staff consistently exceed the high standards required of NDIS providers, and bring consistency, reassurance, and confidence to every aspect of care that makes life work.

Why trust Claro?

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Nurse-Led Transitions

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Specialist Support Staff

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Service Regions

We provide complex disability support to individuals across Western Australia, with service hubs in metro and regional areas.

Whether you need Supported Independent Living in Cannington, Specialist Disability Accommodation in Mount Lawley, or Community Participation in Doubleview, Claro have a local team ready to support you and deliver the services you want.

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Latest News

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Frequently Asked Questions

ICWA funds a broad range of disability supports for people who sustain serious injuries in motor vehicle accidents. Supports are tailored to individual needs and may include personal and attendant care, rehabilitation and therapy services, community participation programs, supported accommodation, supported independent living, and Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) where clinically required. All services focus on promoting independence, safety, and quality of life.

Funding for disability supports is based on each participant’s medical needs, functional goals, and personal circumstances. ICWA works with healthcare professionals, case managers, and participants to develop evidence-based, tailored plans that are regularly reviewed to ensure services remain appropriate and effective over time.

Yes. Participants can select from approved providers that best match their needs and preferences. Choosing a provider with experience in complex injuries and a participant-centred approach ensures supports are delivered safely, effectively, and in a way that maximises independence and quality of life.

ICWA-funded services aim to maintain or improve functional independence following a catastrophic injury. By combining personal care, rehabilitation, therapy, and supported accommodation, participants are able to engage in daily life, build skills, and live as autonomously as possible. High-quality providers focus on person-centred planning, consistent care, and continuous improvement to deliver meaningful, long-term outcomes.