Good support starts with feeling understood. Our support services respect your culture, make space for your preferences and give you a say in how things are done.
Having someone help in your home is personal. We take time to learn how you like things done, including the routines, cultural practices and boundaries you want respected.
Receive nursing care at home or in the community, with assistance to manage your health needs. We explain your care, welcome questions and respect your preferences throughout each visit.
Get help with everyday responsibilities in a shared home, from preparing meals to keeping communal spaces tidy. Develop household skills while maintaining your own routines and living alongside others.
Assistance with showering, dressing, grooming and other personal care tasks. You can share your preferences about how help is provided, including cultural considerations that affect your comfort and privacy.
Keep on top of cleaning, laundry, meal preparation and other household jobs. Receive practical help with tasks you find difficult, with opportunities to take part wherever you feel able.
A familiar outing or a new experience can give you something to look forward to. Choose where you want to go and how you’d like to get involved, with assistance to take part.
Attend local events, enjoy hobbies or spend time with friends and community groups. We help with the practical arrangements so you can participate in activities that interest you.
Try different ways to connect with your community while developing new skills. Explore opportunities beyond your usual routine, guided by your interests and what you would like to achieve.
Enjoy organised activities with others who share your interests. Group settings offer opportunities to socialise, practise skills and try something new, with assistance to join in at your pace.
Get assistance travelling to appointments, shopping, work and social activities. Where developing travel skills is a goal, we can also help you become more familiar with routes and transport options.
Focus on the things you’d like to do more independently. We explain unfamiliar processes, break tasks into manageable steps and give you time to practise and apply what you learn.
Make sense of your NDIS plan and put it into action. We help you compare providers, organise services and address difficulties with your arrangements, keeping your choices central to decisions.
Practise skills you can use every day, such as cooking, budgeting, communicating and planning your week. Learn through manageable steps, with guidance that adjusts as you become more confident.
Explore work options, prepare applications and build skills for the workplace. Assistance can continue once you start a job, helping you manage expectations and work through challenges that arise.
Receive additional assistance to participate in employment when your needs require more tailored help. Support focuses on learning work tasks, communicating your needs and managing day-to-day responsibilities in the workplace.
Being active looks different for everyone. Your starting point, interests and health needs guide an approach to exercise that feels achievable and works towards the changes you want to make.
You might want to build strength, improve your fitness or move more comfortably during everyday tasks. We work with you to set manageable goals and find activities you enjoy, helping you establish a routine and recognise your progress along the way.
Tell us about your routines, your goals and what you would like from your support. We welcome enquiries from participants, families and professionals making a referral.