Assistance with Daily Living (ADL)

Our ADL support helps you manage everyday routines so you can live safely and independently at home and in your community. All supports are tailored to your preferences, culture and NDIS plan.

• Personal care – showering, dressing, grooming and hygiene support
• Meal planning, cooking assistance and safe food preparation
• Medication reminders and healthy daily routines
• Light domestic tasks – laundry, cleaning, household organisation
• Transport to appointments, shopping and local community activities

Available to self-managed and plan-managed participants throughout Victoria.

Social & Community Participation (SCCP)

SCCP helps you connect, build confidence and enjoy life beyond your home. We co-design activities that reflect your interests, goals and community.

• Support to join clubs, groups, libraries, gyms and local events
• Assistance with hobbies – art, music, sport, gardening and more
• Community outings to build social skills and independence
• Public transport training and route planning
• Links to inclusive local organisations and peer networks

Delivered one-to-one or in small groups, based on your plan and preferences.

School Leaver Employment Support (SLES)

SLES prepares young people with disability for life after school — whether that’s work, study or training. We focus on real-world skills and gradual, supported steps.

• Exploring strengths, interests and realistic career pathways
• Building job-readiness – communication, time management, teamwork
• Resume writing, job applications and interview practice
• Work experience, volunteering and TAFE pathway support
• Travel training and independent living skills for workplace success

We partner with school leavers, families and schools to create a smooth transition.

Carer Education & Support

We support the people who support you. Our carer education provides practical knowledge and strategies to help families and carers feel confident and capable.

• Understanding NDIS plans, funding and service options
• Practical daily living and community participation strategies
• Information on rights, advocacy and local resources
• Focus on sustainable care and carer wellbeing

Referrals Welcome

We value collaboration and welcome referrals from professionals who support NDIS participants, including:

• Support coordinators seeking flexible, responsive providers
• Allied health professionals – occupational therapists, psychologists, speech pathologists, physiotherapists
• Plan managers looking for reliable service partners
• Schools, NGOs and community organisations assisting participants with transition or daily support needs

If you’re working with a self-managed or plan-managed NDIS participant, we’d be pleased to discuss service availability, capacity and how we can support their goals.