DIS providers are community organizations or individuals who deliver disability support to NDIS participants. Service providers must be registered under the NDIS and meet specific government requirements to legally deliver support.
Assistance with Daily Activities
Assistance with activities of daily living to promote independence
Personal Care: moving in or out of bed and around the house
The difference between diversity and inclusion.
Assistance with mobility and transfers using no lift techniques
Engage in new cultures and communities
stronger connections to their local community
Improved skills-based learning, recreation, and social activities
Participating in community activities increase their positive roles
Gain more mobility to accomplish your everyday objectives
Increasing your ability to move on your own
Get familiar with using public transit
Attend your appointments and meetings.
Safely do necessary errands.
Assisting participants in maintaining personal hygiene, such as washing their hands and cleaning their teeth.
Educating participants on nutrition essentials by assisting them with food shopping and meal preparation.
Assisting participants in keeping their surroundings clean by cleaning up and completing everyday activities
Assisting participants in maintaining personal hygiene, such as washing their hands and cleaning their teeth.
Educating participants on nutrition essentials by assisting them with food shopping and meal preparation.
Assisting participants in keeping their surroundings clean by cleaning up and completing everyday activities
Group activities that support your community involvement can be claimed from your planned or set budget.
If a group activity is intended to improve your skills and independence, it may be claimed from your set NDIS budget.
The cost of assistance will be distributed among all Participants and will be determined by the ratio of support employees to participants.
This Ability Care is an NDIS registered service provider in Adelaide assisting people with disability in everyday tasks.
As NDIS home care providers, we assist NDIS participants with various household tasks such as cleaning, cooking, gardening, etc, while also imparting these essential skills.
Nobody ought to feel uneasy being in their own house. However, if performing routine things is difficult for you, this may be your reality.
Short-term respite care is taking a few days off to relax while we look after the health of your loved ones.
In-home respite care – We send skilled carers to your home to care for your loved ones and do everyday household duties.
Elderly respite care – Our team of care professionals is skilled and experienced in delivering aged care respite.
