How we help

Find the NDIS support that fits your life.

Most participants use two or three of these together. If you are not sure where you sit, call us and we will work it out on the phone. It usually takes about fifteen minutes.

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Daily Personal Activities

Respectful, individualised help with personal care, dressing, grooming, meal preparation and daily routines.

Personal careMealsRoutines

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Household Tasks

Help keeping your home comfortable and organised: cleaning, laundry, bed linen and basic meal preparation.

CleaningLaundryMeal prep

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Support Coordination

Help understanding your NDIS plan and connecting with the right services, with you in control throughout.

Your planProvidersReviews

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Community Participation

Appointments, shopping, recreation, social outings and staying connected to what matters to you.

AppointmentsShoppingRecreation

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Daily Living & Life Skills

Practical skills built by doing, not instructing. Meals, budgeting, transport and the routines that make a week work.

SkillsConfidenceBudgeting

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Supported Independent Living (SIL)

Regular, tailored support to live as independently as possible, in a home that feels like your home.

SILShared livingIndependence

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Mix and match

Services are rarely used on their own.

A common combination looks like daily personal activities and household tasks through the week, community participation on weekends, and support coordination running quietly underneath both.

WeekdaysDaily personal activities and household tasks

WeekendsCommunity participation, out and about

OngoingSupport coordination, running quietly underneath

Getting started

However you begin, it starts with a conversation

A phone call

Tell us what you need. We will be honest about whether we are the right fit. Usually fifteen minutes.

A meeting at home

We come to you, meet the people who matter, and understand how your household actually works.

Your plan, then your first shift

We write it up, you approve it, and we introduce your support worker before they start.

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Still not sure which service you need?

That is the most common place to start. Call us and we will talk it through with no obligation.

Call 0414 761 416 Contact & referral