In-home support in Melbourne

In-home support helps with everyday tasks like cooking, cleaning, laundry and personal care. It makes home life easier and more enjoyable.

Regular support lets you focus on the things that matter most to you. Over time, in-home support can also help you build skills, grow confidence and live more independently. It’s sometimes called assistance with daily living.

Your NDIS support worker in Melbourne will take time to get to know you and understand your everyday routine, goals and how to help you feel comfortable. Together, you’ll create a plan that suits your needs and lifestyle.

If your situation changes, that’s okay. We’ll review your plan and adjust your support so it always works for you. Our goal is to support you to live the way that feels right for you, every day.

Yes, you can. You don’t need an NDIS plan to receive in-home support. Many people choose to self-fund their in-home support. We’ll talk you through your choices, explain how payments work and help you start services that suit your budget and needs. It’s easy and flexible to get the right support without stress.

In-home support happens where you live, whether it’s in your own home, a family home or shared accommodation. We focus on what helps you feel comfortable and independent, whether that’s regular support each week or occasional visits when you need an extra hand.

Our team is available right across Melbourne including Dandenong.

Getting started is easy. Call us on the phone at 1800 233 673 or fill out our online form. We’ll talk about what you need, match you with a friendly NDIS support worker in Melbourne and arrange your first visit.

You can start with a small amount of support and build it up as you go. We’ll always make sure you feel comfortable and supported from the very first chat.

Yes. We have experienced NDIS support workers in Melbourne who are ready to support you at home. They’re caring and always bring a smile with them. Whether you need support with everyday chores or personal care, your support worker will be there to make life easier for you.

Self-funded means you pay for services with your own money. It’s a flexible way to get support if you’re waiting for NDIS funding or your plan doesn’t include some services. You can choose how often you get support and what you want support with. Self-funded is sometimes called fee-for-service.

Yes. They are the same. Some people also call it ADL or “assistance with daily living”. It all means getting support with the everyday things at home like cleaning, cooking and personal care, so life feels more comfortable and independent.

Yes. We also offer accommodation, employment, community and lifestyle programs, and support coordination. Each service helps you build skills, connect with others and live more independently at home.

Living independently looks different for everyone. For some, it’s managing chores and personal care. For others, it’s learning new routines or enjoying the comfort of a tidy home.

Assistance with daily living in Melbourne will make sure you have the right support to enjoy life at home, grow your skills and feel proud of what you achieve each day.