Transport Services
NDIS transport services play a crucial role in enabling individuals with disabilities to live more independently by providing access to essential activities. These services ensure participants can participate in employment, education, and community life by offering tailored support based on their unique transport needs.
Household help-Domestic assistance-personal care
Household help through the NDIS is designed to support participants in tasks that they are unable to complete on their own due to their disability. Common forms of domestic assistance may include:
- Cleaning: Vacuuming, mopping, dusting, cleaning bathrooms, kitchens, and other living areas.
- Laundry: Washing, drying, folding, and ironing clothes or linens.
- Meal Preparation: Assisting with cooking meals, preparing ingredients, and ensuring meals are nutritious and meet dietary requirements.
- Dishwashing: Washing dishes or loading/unloading dishwashers.
- Bed Making: Changing linens, making beds, and organizing bedrooms.
- Gardening and Yard Work: Light gardening tasks such as lawn mowing, pruning, and weeding, though heavy yard work may not be covered.
- Shopping Assistance: Help with grocery shopping, including making lists and carrying bags.
- Home Organization: Assistance with decluttering, organizing belongings, or moving items in the house to ensure accessibility.
Our team organizes a wide range of additional support services through NDIS to help individuals with disabilities improve their quality of life, achieve personal goals, and increase their participation in the community. These services include therapeutic services and social and recreational support, which are essential for promoting physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
This model of care is particularly useful for patients with multiple or complex conditions, as it reduces fragmentation and improves overall health outcomes by addressing all aspects of the patient’s health in an integrated and cohesive manner.