NDIS services at home and in the community
Our support falls into three groups. Most people use more than one, and you do not need to know which you need before you call.
Help at home
Everyday support in your own home, on your schedule.
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Personal care
Showering, dressing, grooming and the routines that start and end the day.
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Household tasks and cleaning
Cleaning, laundry, meals and keeping the house in order.
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Transport and travel
Getting to appointments, shopping and activities, with someone beside you.
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Daily living and life skills
Learning to cook, budget, plan your week and get around independently.
Home and living
Support to live in a shared home, or to find and keep a place of your own.
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Supported independent living (SIL)
Daily support in a shared home, including overnight where it is needed.
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Finding and keeping a home
Searching, applying and looking after a tenancy so it lasts.
Out in the community
Getting out, seeing people and doing the things you enjoy.
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Community participation
Outings, hobbies, sport, volunteering and seeing friends.
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Group activities
Small groups built around shared interests and new friendships.
Not sure which support fits?
That is normal. Tell us what is happening day to day, and we will suggest what might help and how it is usually funded. If something sits outside what we do, we will tell you and point you in the right direction.
Talk to us about what would help
Tell us a little about the person and the support they need. We will call back, listen, and tell you plainly what we can offer.