Google Business Profile is the source for the business data shown here, last checked 2026-09-01. Details taken from their website were fetched 2026-08-01.
Most clients credit specific staff members like Dee, Emily, Rebecca, Kelly and Trish with turning their employment prospects around through genuine care and practical guidance. Their Job Club and Employability Skills Training deliver concrete help clients feel ready to work. One serious complaint described staffing changes, rigid appointment policies, and management barriers that left a client feeling unsupported, though this is heavily outweighed by praise.
APM Midland operates as both an employment service provider and offers NDIS-linked supports. Reviewers consistently name individual consultants as their difference-maker, suggesting personalised matching matters here. The open plan office design drew criticism for lacking privacy. Their website lists government-funded programs including Workforce Australia, Transition to Work, and Self-Employment Assistance.
Only one review is available, rating the business at one star. This limited evidence makes it impossible to identify patterns or draw reliable conclusions about service quality or staff performance.
Review evidence is limited. The business states it is NDIS registered and operates in Midland, offering accommodation support and personal care services across Western Australia.
A small cluster of reviewers praise named staff like Naomi for taking time and solving problems quickly. The vast majority report months-long waits for application responses, unanswered letters and emails, staff treating them with condescension or contempt, and promised therapies not materialising. Many cite unqualified personnel and a disconnect between NDIS promises and actual support delivery.
Last updated 2026-09-01