Complaint Procedure

We Care About Your Experience

1. What Is a Complaint?
- You didn't get the level of service you expected, you might want to file a complaint.
- You felt unsafe, uncomfortable, or disrespected.
- Your needs for booking, travel, or support were not addressed.
- You have trouble with our personnel or support workers.
- There was a problem with communication or a misunderstanding.
- Something else went wrong or made your trip less fun.
2. How to Make a Complaint
How to File a Complaint:
- Phone: Call 04 2120 1525 and ask to talk to a manager or the person in charge of complaints.
- Email: Send your complaint to complaints@comfytravel.com.au.
- By mail: Send your complaint to Comfy Travel, 2/290 Boundary Street, Spring Hill, QLD 4000
3. What Information to Include
- Your name and contact information (this is optional for anonymous complaints).
- Information about what happened, including who was there, when it happened, and what transpired.
- What the situation did to you.
- What you want to happen or what you want to happen.
- Any documentation that backs up your claim, such as emails, receipts, or images.
4. What Happens Next?
Acknowledge
We will notify you that we have received your complaint within two business days.
Look at it
• A management or the Complaint Officer will review the information. • We might get in touch with you for more information.
Investigate it
• We investigate the problem, talk to the staff or partners involved, and go over records if necessary. • We might ask for your help or further information
Resolve
• We aim to address all concerns within 10 business days. We will keep you updated regularly if the problem is complicated.
Respond
• We will send you a clear written response that explains what we found and what we will do about it. If we agree with your complaint, we will apologise and inform you of the steps we will take to address the problem.
Acknowledge
We will notify you that we have received your complaint within two business days.
Look at it
• A management or the Complaint Officer will review the information. • We might get in touch with you for more information.
Investigate it
• We investigate the problem, talk to the staff or partners involved, and go over records if necessary. • We might ask for your help or further information
Resolve
• We aim to address all concerns within 10 business days. We will keep you updated regularly if the problem is complicated.
Respond
• We will send you a clear written response that explains what we found and what we will do about it. If we agree with your complaint, we will apologise and inform you of the steps we will take to address the problem.
5. What If You’re Not Satisfied?
- Request a Review: Please ask us to reconsider the decision. Another senior manager will look into your case.
- External Complaints: You can get in touch with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission, the Disability Services Commissioner (VIC), or the Australian Human Rights Commission. If you require it, we will provide you with their contact information.
