Our daily living support services are designed to help you or your loved one live comfortably and safely at home. We offer a friendly helping hand, assisting you in building the functional independence and confidence you need to thrive.
Our friendly support workers are available round the clock to assist you in overcoming daily living challenges. We provide company, safety, and compassionate care that will help you feel more confident in your home environment.
Our services are completely customisable, based on every person's ability, living situation, and goals. Let us build a daily living support plan for you or your loved one that puts your needs at the forefront.
Spend less time battling activities of daily living. Instead, put your energy into building connections and exploring new hobbies.
We break daily living tasks down into manageable steps. This provides the vital support you need today, whilst cultivating crucial skills for tomorrow.
Our person-centred approach can help you reclaim your independence, offering the boost of self-esteem needed to conquer challenges head-on.
Take a moment to review our full list of daily living support services. Discover how we help those in our care lead the happiest, healthiest lives possible.
Let us help you navigate your activities of daily living. We'll face challenges together, developing strategies to help you tackle any emotional and physical functioning problems that may be limiting your functional independence.
Our capacity building services help you gain the skills needed to complete your activities of daily living with confidence. If you'd like to pursue more independent living, you can reach your goals with our support.
As a registered NDIS provider, we don't believe that a physical disability or cognitive impairment should stop you from feeling fulfilled. Get the ball rolling by checking out our six primary locations across Western Australia and find the closest to you.
We answered your top 4 daily living questions. Find the answers below, or visit our dedicated FAQ page for a broader range of questions about our disability services.
Daily living supports individuals with a disability or cognitive impairment to complete a wide range of self-care tasks. The ADL disability (activities of daily living) assistance that they will receive depends on the person's ability, unique needs, and goals for the future. Daily living services aim to enhance a client's quality of life and equip them with essential independent living skills.
Under the Core Supports budget, an NDIS plan can cover professional allied health assistance for people with disabilities, psychosocial disorders, and dementia patients. This provides funding for activities of daily living, including shopping and meal preparation, bathing and dressing, cleaning, gardening, and managing medications.
Your NDIS funding for assistance with activities of daily living can be used for a variety of self-care tasks. A support worker may help with anything from getting out of bed and showering, to assisting with household chores, meal preparation, and travelling. They may also offer skills training, including managing finances and learning how to cook.
The NDIS considers everyday living expenses to be costs such as rent, groceries, bills, and internet charges. NDIS funding does not cover these expenses, and should instead be used to pay for services that help with activities of daily living, mentorship, and local community participation support.