Overview
Help with the tasks that keep life running
Daily Living Support is about the practical, everyday tasks that can be difficult to manage alone — showering and dressing, preparing meals, light housework, medication prompts, and getting the day started and finished well. Our support workers get to know your routines and preferences, so support feels like a helping hand rather than a disruption.
Dignity-first personal care
You decide what help looks like, always.
Consistent routines
The same team, on the same days.
Relief for families
Reliable support that gives family room to breathe.

Who this is for
Support that fits your routine
Daily Living Support suits participants who want to stay in their own home but need a hand with specific parts of the day — getting ready in the morning, preparing meals, managing medication, or keeping the house running. It's also known as personal care support or in-home disability support, and can range from a couple of hours a week to full daily assistance depending on your NDIS plan.
This is different from Nursing & Complex Care, which involves clinical tasks performed by a registered nurse. If your daily routine includes things like wound care, tube feeding, or medication management beyond simple prompts, our complex care service may be the better fit — we can help you work out which applies.
How it works
Getting started is simple
Tell us about your routine
A short conversation about your day-to-day needs and how your plan is managed.
We match your support worker
Based on skills, personality and your preferences — not just availability.
Support begins
Sessions start on the schedule you've agreed, with regular check-ins.
What does Daily Living Support include?
Personal care, meal preparation, household tasks, medication prompts and general assistance with daily routines.
Can support workers assist with personal care?
Yes — our team is trained and experienced in personal care, delivered with dignity and according to your preferences.
Is this funded under Core Supports?
Typically yes, under Assistance with Daily Life in your NDIS plan.
How many hours of daily living support can I get?
This depends entirely on your individual plan and assessed needs — some participants receive a few hours a week, others need daily or live-in support.
Will I have the same support worker each time?
Yes — we match participants with a small, consistent team rather than rotating casual staff, because familiarity genuinely improves personal care.
Can support happen at any time of day?
Yes, including morning and evening routines, scheduled around existing appointments, work, or school commitments.
Do support workers help with household tasks like cleaning and laundry?
Yes — light household tasks that support a safe, functional home environment are a core part of this service.
Ready to arrange Daily Living Support?
Book a free, no-obligation conversation with our team today.

